Nepal-Tibet Flash Flood Kills at Least 160 as Hundreds of Tourists Remain Missing

A catastrophic glacial collapse and debris flow swept through Himalayan communities near the Nepal-China border, leaving hundreds missing, destroying roads and bridges and prompting an international rescue effort. FOLLOW THIS…

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Read more about the article Rice Prices Surge Across Southern India as Weak Monsoon Raises Harvest Fears
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Rice Prices Surge Across Southern India as Weak Monsoon Raises Harvest Fears

El Niño, rainfall deficits and supply concerns put pressure on household budgets. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC BENGALURU, India — Rice prices are rising across southern India as weak monsoon rainfall fuels…

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Read more about the article Two-Thirds of Global Mining Facilities Face Significant Water Risk, ICMM Report Finds
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Two-Thirds of Global Mining Facilities Face Significant Water Risk, ICMM Report Finds

New global study warns water stress could become a major constraint on the energy transition. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Nearly two-thirds of the world's mining and metals facilities are exposed to…

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Read more about the article Climate Change Could Double Urban Water Bills by 2050, New Nature Study Warns
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Climate Change Could Double Urban Water Bills by 2050, New Nature Study Warns

Researchers find rising infrastructure costs and water scarcity could make household water less affordable, with low-income families facing the greatest burden. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Climate change could dramatically increase household…

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Read more about the article Indigenous Cultural Practices Are a Climate Solution, New Report Finds
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Indigenous Cultural Practices Are a Climate Solution, New Report Finds

Research shows indigenous knowledge and land stewardship strengthen biodiversity, carbon storage and climate resilience.  FOLLOW THIS TOPIC As climate change accelerates worldwide, Indigenous lands are increasingly recognized as some of…

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Read more about the article Asia’s Growing Reliance on Air Conditioning Could Undermine Climate Adaptation, MSCI Institute Warns
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Asia’s Growing Reliance on Air Conditioning Could Undermine Climate Adaptation, MSCI Institute Warns

New report says rising cooling demand across Asia may increase emissions if electricity grids remain dependent on fossil fuels. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC As Asia braces for more extreme weather in…

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Read more about the article Climate Health Risks Drive Stronger Public Support for Government Action, Global Study Finds
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Climate Health Risks Drive Stronger Public Support for Government Action, Global Study Finds

New International Research shows health messaging doubles support for climate policies; The research, based on a survey of around 30,000 respondents across Brazil, India, Japan and South Africa in late…

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Read more about the article Childhood Obesity Surges Across Developing Nations as Rates Stabilise in Wealthier Countries, Global Study Finds
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Childhood Obesity Surges Across Developing Nations as Rates Stabilise in Wealthier Countries, Global Study Finds

Scientists found that obesity among school-aged children and adolescents increased in nearly every country over the past four decades. But while some high-income countries are beginning to slow the pace…

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Read more about the article Extreme Heat Becoming a ‘Regular Reality’ in India and Pakistan, Scientists Warn
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Extreme Heat Becoming a ‘Regular Reality’ in India and Pakistan, Scientists Warn

The study highlights mounting pressure on governments, cities and public health systems across South Asia to adapt to increasingly dangerous heat conditions. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Extreme heat is no longer…

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