RBI Holds Rates: Food Inflation Still a Core Worry

A new report from the UN's climate science body reveals ocean acidification is happening faster than scientists expected. This poses an immediate danger to marine life, coral reefs, and the global fishing industry.

A new study by the World Weather Attribution group concludes that the recent severe heatwave in Southern Europe was made at least five times more likely and significantly more intense due to human-caused climate change. This rapid analysis highlights an urgent global need for better ways to adapt to our changing planet.

Nations at a Geneva summit today promised over $50 billion for climate adaptation efforts. This money aims to build stronger infrastructure and better warning systems in places most at risk from a changing climate.

A new report reveals that West Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier is melting much faster than scientists expected, adding more water to our oceans. This rapid melt raises concerns about how quickly global sea levels will rise in the coming years.