Solar and wind power can grow enough to limit global warming to 1.5C if the 10-year average compound growth rate of 20% can be maintained to 2030, independent climate think Continue Reading
Satellite imagery shows the collapse of the Conger ice shelf from February 22 – March 21, 2022. A heat wave in Antarctica earlier this month was so extreme that it Continue Reading
Rising temperatures caused by climate change have forced the U.K.’s weather agency to raise the threshold for what counts as a heatwave. The government-backed Meteorological Office currently uses historical weather Continue Reading
The move follows a series of drone and rocket attacks by Houthi Rebels against Saudi Arabia in the past week. The Saudi-led Coalition has announced a military operation to neutralize Continue Reading
May force India to rely on imports of oilseeds, pulses Current fertilizer stocks at sharply low levels Global prices high India’s farmers are likely to face a sharp rise in Continue Reading
Diesel imports have surged in dollar terms Price controls are discouraging importing more Imported diesel is sold at 30% below its import price Argentina’s service stations have started rationing diesel, Continue Reading
Oil Pares Losses After Dipping Below $100 OPEC and its allies are expected to rebuff calls this week to fill in the supply gap left by falling oil exports from Continue Reading
India has cut coal supplies to the non-power sector and put on hold plans for some fuel auctions for utilities without supply deals due to a slump in inventories, even Continue Reading
March 30 (Reuters) – Coronavirus infections in Asia passed 100 million on Wednesday, according to a Reuters tally, as the region records a resurgence in cases, dominated by the BA.2 Continue Reading
Lockdown restrictions in Shanghai have resulted in residents thronging supermarkets to stock up on essential supplies. Residents in Shanghai are scrambling to stock up on supplies while thousands quarantine in Continue Reading
