Global Warming

Feeling the heat:, Raju Khushwaha and his wife Sushila Bai have worked at the brick kiln for 18 years

Fahrenheit 800: No Heatwave Relief For India's Brick Kiln Workers

BY Zaina Azhar Sayeda

Photo: Divya Tiwari : Nowhere to Go: Shehnaz, who lives in a slum near Delhi’s Geeta Colony, says that while the heat was unbearable this year, it was worse during the heavy rains that followed—the roof of her hut is made of polythene sheets, which leaks from all directions

Living On The Margins: How The Urban Poor Fight Climate Change

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

Photo: Shailendra Pandey

'Human Understanding Is Built On Stories': Author Sopan Joshi On Science Of Climate Change

BY Snigdhendu Bhattacharya

India's Climate Crisis and Urban Poor

India's Climate Crisis and Urban Poor

BY Outlook News Desk

Photo: Bhumika Saraswati : Searing Reality: Darshana, a Dalit woman in western Uttar Pradesh, who works on the farm lands, rests amidst the sweltering heat

An Unequal Heat: In Photos

BY Bhumika Saraswati

Illustration: Vikas Thakur

Climate Change: A Crisis Of Inequality

BY Prakash Kashwan

Photo: Anisha Reddy : Tough Life: While in summers, the floor of Gangavathi’s house is unbearable to walk barefoot, during the monsoons, the house gets flooded very frequently

Stories Of Extreme Survival From Telangana And Karnataka

BY Anisha Reddy

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Illustration: Vikas Thakur

COP, Anthropogenic, Solastalgia...What?

Count Every Breath | Ed. Vinita Agrawal | Hawakal | 120 Pages | Rs. 400

If Poetry Could Address Climate Change

BY Vinita Agrawal

Photo: Experimenter : A Plight of Hardship II (2021): Artwork by Prabhakar Pachpute

Capitalocene: Climate Change In The Age of Capital

BY Chinki Sinha

The Resistance Movement: Artwork by Prabhakar Pachpute

Burning Earth: A Climate Crisis Unfolds

BY Snigdhendu Bhattacharya

(AP Photo/Christophe Ena, File) : A man walks past the Olympic rings in front of the Paris City Hall one year until the Paris 2024 Olympic Games opening ceremony, Wednesday, July 26, 2023.

Paris Olympic Games 2024 And Air Conditioning: Why Are Nations Bringing Their Own AC Units?

BY Outlook Sports Desk

Heat Stroke Relief: Ice Bath Technique at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital

Heat Stroke Relief: Ice Bath Technique at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital

BY Outlook News Desk

Climate Change Impact: Heatwave, Heatstroke & Rising Temperature

Climate Change Impact: Heatwave, Heatstroke & Rising Temperature

BY Outlook News Desk

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| Photo: AP/Rajesh Kumar Singh : Heatwave in parts of India

Heatwave Conditions To Continue For Next 5 Days In Northwest, East India: IMD

BY Outlook News Desk

AP : India experiencing the effects of climate change

85 Pc Indians Say Climate Change Affecting Them: Survey

BY PTI

Associated Press : A coal-fired power plant in China | File image

'Climate Change Will Lead To Significant Evolution In Jobs And Reshape Existing Industries'

BY Deepak Nagpal

AP/Aaron Favila : A fighting cock closes his eyes as it receives a bath from his owner to cool him down during a hot morning in Quezon city, Philippines on April 2, 2024.

'Trajectory Is Not In The Right Direction': World Experiences Hottest March Ever, Scientists 'Very Concerned'

BY Deepak Nagpal

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UN Issues 'Red Alert' As Global Warming Hits Record Levels

BY Outlook International Desk

PTI Photo : Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk with actor Prakash Raj during the hunger strike, in Leh, March 26, 2024.

'The Sixth Schedule Is A Good Tool To Safeguard Ladakh': Sonam Wangchuk - Interview

BY Chinki Sinha

AP : Unsual Weather Pattern In The US

3 Factors Leading To Unusual US Weather Patterns Explained: Warm Midwest, Snowy West, And High Fire Risks

BY Outlook International Desk

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ROLAND WEIHRAUCH : Activists set up an installation depicting a thermometer in front of the Niederaussem lignite-fired power station in Rommerskirchen, western Germany, in a protest on January 22, 2019 against the burning of fossil fuels provoking global warming - asking to limit the rise of global temperatures to 1,5 degrees Celsius.

Global Temperature Exceeds 1.5 Degree Limit Over 12 Months: Significance And Implications Of The Breach

BY Outlook News Desk

AP/Representative : In 2015, countries agreed in Paris to limit the average temperature rise to well below 2 degrees Celsius, and preferably to 1.5 degrees Celsius

With Warmest January On Record, World Crosses Crucial 1.5-Deg Threshold

BY Outlook News Desk

Photo: Vipin Kumar/Hindustan Times via Getty Images : Climate Change

Climate Change Clock Is Ticking As Extreme Weather Batters India

BY Photo Webdesk

Getty Images : In the ongoing winter season, the Indian Himalayas witnessed an unusually dry spell as snowfall was delayed till January-end and early-February.

Climate Adaptation Need Of The Hour As Early Summers, Erratic Rains And Snowfall Disrupt Farming From Plains To Hills

BY Madhur Sharma

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