Last year, India’s meteorological bureau said that the country had its warmest March since 1901, when temperatures were first recorded. According to a new Cambridge University research, 90% of theContinue Reading
Experts who have studied Rome’s vulnerability say that while it took a long time to build the city, it can be wrecked in just a few hours by extreme weather.Continue Reading
Climate change is giving rise to a new trend: more areas are growing so hot and humid that people are simply dying. In fact, these heat and humidity conditions areContinue Reading
The phenomenon of urban heat islands, in which concrete and built areas in cities experience higher temperatures than surrounding rural areas, may get accentuated with rapid urbanisation. This is theContinue Reading
