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Global warming is destroying corals. Underwater ‘umbrellas’ might be a solution

A study published by researchers in Florida documented an attempt to set up underwater shade for two Caribbean corals in 2024.

There is a new penguin in Antarctica. It was hiding among the Gentoos

The findings were published by an international team of biologists from Australia, Spain, Venezuela, South Africa, the United Kingdom, France, Argentina, Monaco and Brazil.

Past emissions will impact the climate for hundreds of years, finds study

A new study published by University of Washington researchers says the top 178 oil, gas, coal and cement producers have left a much more lasting impact than earlier predicted.

Rain may be helping oceans absorb 13% more CO₂ than scientists thought

A recent study led by researchers at the University of Notre Dame found that increased rainfall can allow the oceans to absorb up to 13.6 per cent more carbon dioxide.

Super El Niño projected to cause 450,000 heat deaths worldwide, says study

A Climate Impact Lab report warns that soaring land temperatures will disproportionately hit the Global South through 2027.

Greenland, Antarctica have lost 11.3 trillion tonnes of ice since the 1970s

An international team of polar scientists combined 42 independent satellite surveys and 27 satellite missions for the study.

The Alps swallowed Homi Bhabha’s plane. Melting glaciers bring up India’s 60 yr old secrets

For decades, Mont Blanc’s ice concealed aircraft wreckage, diplomatic bags, classified papers and human remains. Climate change is slowly bringing them back to the surface.

ISRO satellite data shows El Niño is weakening the Pacific Ocean’s productivity

In Asia, including India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and even Australia, El Niño conditions are typically associated with weaker monsoons, and sometimes even droughts.

August 2026 was the world’s hottest month, tied with July 2023

The findings were reported by the Copernicus Climate Change Service and the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO).

70% of seabirds can be wiped out in UK by climate change, finds new report

While seabirds like Puffins and Arctic Terns, suffer due to warmer seas, other birds like the Little Egret benefit from the milder winters and have grown in numbers across the UK.

On Camera

Bollywood needs a cure for its remake bug. Prem Keetanu is unbearable

‘Premalu’ feels like a story happening to ordinary young people. But like every other masaledar Bollywood film, ‘Prem Keetanu’ adds spectacle to the whole affair.

Insurance sold, not chosen: Why IRDAI wants to put the customer back at the centre

The regulator says insurance distribution has become too commission-driven. Its new proposal seeks to make sales more transparent, accountable and aligned with customer needs.

Eye on IAF medium transport aircraft deal, Mahindra Group-Embraer zero in on Nagpur for C-390 assembly

The main competition for the duo is the Tata-Lockheed Martin combo which is offering its C-130J-30 aircraft to the IAF.

India has always been a hard state under Gandhian cover. Nehru to Modi, leaders have reinforced it

Modern India might have been conjured up in the image of Gandhi. But India was never a Gandhian state. Founders of the Republic, be it Nehru or Patel, nursed zero such notions.