Small primates in South Africa struggle to adapt to climate change
Research on primates suggests that smaller species may face more challenges as the climate continues to change.
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Research on primates suggests that smaller species may face more challenges as the climate continues to change.
Temperature records are continuously being broken in Thailand, Laos, the Philippines... According to weather experts, this is something that has never happened in the pa…
Summer heat hits Asia earlier than usual, killing dozens of people. Experts call this
According to the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) of the European Union (EU) on May 8, the world just experienced the hottest April on record since the C3S data s…
Warming temperatures and urban development create ideal conditions for termites to spread into new territories.
Hissar sheep are a rich source of food and also contribute to improving the soil ecosystem thanks to their ability to travel long distances to forage.
Record heat is covering Asia, from Myanmar to the Philippines. Millions of children have had to stay out of school to avoid extreme temperatures.
The climate crisis is causing severe heat waves around the world, and 2024 could be the peak of this period.
Climate change can make heavy rains, heat waves, droughts and wildfires more severe and last longer around the world.
According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), Asia is the region that has to deal with more natural disasters than any other region in the world.
Ruang Volcano in Indonesia experienced multiple eruptions last week. The volcanic phenomenon was pushed so high that it reached the stratosphere of the atmosphere, estim…
Days after historic rain, Dubai is still submerged in floods - a profound example of how the world is losing the race
Coral reefs around the world are experiencing mass bleaching due to the climate crisis causing ocean temperatures to rise, two scientific agencies announced on April 15.
According to experts, climate change is reversing medical progress, posing a great threat to human health.
Even though it's not yet summer in many regions of the Earth, record temperatures are still being set, creating a series of the hottest months in history.