# CLIMATE IMPACTS

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Witness   Impacts   /  Extreme Weather

Climate change exposes millions to life-threatening heat between December and February: Report

The new analysis by Climate Central reveals that human-induced climate change boosted temperatures and increased extreme heat across the globe over the past three months.

Editorial Desk

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Impacts   Event   /  Extreme Weather

Climate Impacts: Global extreme weather events this week

A look at the extreme weather events that have unfolded around the world during the week from March 13-19, driven by the rise in global warming.

Editorial Team

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Witness   Impacts   Event   /  Extreme Weather

Climate Impacts: Global extreme weather events this week

A look at the extreme weather events that have unfolded around the world during the week from March 6-12, driven by the rise in global warming.

Editorial Desk

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Witness   Impacts   /  Extreme Weather

Climate Impacts: Global Extreme Weather Events This Week

Let's explore the extreme weather events that have unfolded around the world during the week from February 17-24, driven by the rise in global warming.

Editorial Team

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Impacts   /  Slow onset disasters

Coffee Bean to Cup: Do you know what’s up?

This sweltering heat could mean drastic changes to your coffee. The crop due to its particularly “narrow climate range” is extremely vulnerable to the changing climate.

Ojas Khurana

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Impacts   /  Slow onset disasters

Paradise in Peril: How Climate Change Has Changed Summer Destinations

With 2023 being the hottest year on record and the country prepping to be hit by unprecedented heatwaves this year, a closer look at the top summer spots tells a concerning story.

Ojas Khurana

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Finance   /  Slow onset disasters

COP28: Loss and Damage fund fall short in addressing global inequality in climate impacts

Globally, climate change has resulted in a population-weighted GDP loss of 6.3% in 2022 including direct, spill over and capital losses.

Editorial Desk

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Impacts   Research   Witness   /  Extreme Weather /  Slow onset disasters

Over 600 mn people in India would be exposed to dangerous heat at 2.7°C global warming: Study

Assuming a future population of 9.5 billion people, India would have the greatest population, more than 600 million, exposed at 2.7°C global warming. At 1.5°C, this figure would be far lower, at about 90 million.

Editorial Team

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Impacts   Research   Witness   /  Slow onset disasters

The impact of changing patterns of Western Disturbances and La Niña on warmer winters

According to meteorologists, the anomaly in the temperatures and rainfall is the result of alterations in the weather patterns. The intensity as well as frequency of Western Disturbances have been on the lower side this winter season.

Kartiki Negi