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As negotiations continue in Belem, key issues will include defining what counts as climate finance, determining how to scale up adaptation funds, and ensuring fair access to green technologies.

COP30 Brazil: India Urges Developed Nations To Meet Legal Climate Finance Obligations

BY Outlook News Desk

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Pot Of Gold, An Independent Climate Change Documentary To Release On EarthX On October 19

BY Outlook Entertainment Desk

Shutterstock : Shimla town is fast losing its enduring culture of walking with “umbrella and jacket”

A Question of Pedestrians' Rights

BY Ashwani Sharma

|Photo: Sudipta Das/NurPhoto via Getty Images; Representative image : Everyday use and routine servicing, where most leaks occur, remain largely outside the regulatory net.

Kolkata’s Cooling Boom Masks A Hidden National Climate Crisis

BY Saher Hiba Khan

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Supreme Court Seeks Himachal’s Climate Policy, Disaster Plans Amid 'Existential Crisis' in Himalayas

BY Outlook News Desk

The under construction Zojila tunnel on September 28, 2021.

Himalayan Disasters Expose Cost Of Ignoring Climate Warnings

PTI : Kullu: Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu visits flood affected Akhada Bazar area, in Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, Friday, Sept. 5, 2025.

Punjab-Himachal Floods: Blame Erratic Development, Not Just Weather

BY Ashwini Sharma

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| Photo: Yasir Iqbal : Cloudburst Hits Chishoti

Kishtwar Seeks Risk-Mitigation Strategies As Climate Concerns Deepen

BY Ishfaq Naseem

| Photo: PTI : Parts of Kashmir, including the southern part of the Valley, particularly Anantang district, faced the brunt of heavy rains submerging several areas.

Floods Bring Deluge Of Woes For Jammu & Kashmir Residents

BY Ishfaq Naseem

Climate Change May Trigger New Snakebite Hotspots In India, Heightening Public Health Risks: Study

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Climate Change May Trigger New Snakebite Hotspots In India, Heightening Public Health Risks: Study

BY Archana Jyoti

X : COP30 President Andre Correa do Lago

COP30 President Warns Of Time Running Out On Climate Change Without Global Cooperation

BY Outlook News Desk

WHO Warns Of Escalating Cholera Crisis: Conflict, Climate Change, And Inequality Fuel Surge In 2025

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WHO Warns Of Escalating Cholera Crisis: Conflict, Climate Change, And Inequality Fuel Surge In 2025

BY Archana Jyoti

A man wades child through flood waters in Pakistan

Flash Floods In Gilgit-Baltistan Leave 4 Dead, Over A Dozen Missing As Pakistan's Climate Vulnerability Deepens

BY Outlook News Desk

Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 Trophy

IPL 2025 Flagged For Extreme Heat, Poor Air Quality By New Report On Climate Change

BY Outlook Sports Desk

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Mukhtar Khan - AP : A boy pours water on his friend as they cool off on a hot summer day in Srinagar, Kashmir, Tuesday, June 24, 2025.

What’s Got Srinagar Temperature Soaring If Not Climate Change?

BY Ishfaq Naseem

AP : US President Donald Trump withdrew from the Paris Climate Agreement in 2025

US Says No To Sharing Data On Sea Ice, Walks Away From Paris Agreement | Trump Admin Denies Climate Crisis

BY Jheelum Basu

Dr. Dalbir Singh, President, GCAT; Dr. Rajni Kant Srivastava, ICMR Chair - Disease Elimination; and Ms. Madhavika Bajoria, Executive Director, Health and Nutrition Platform, AVPN

Healthcare Spotlight

Dengue And The Climate Crisis: A Call For Multi-Sectoral Response

BY Shivani Singh

Photo by Jonas Gratzer/LightRocket via Getty Images : Inside the Fortis hospital, in Kolkata, an elderly woman has been hospitalized urgently due to a lung infection. When the air is more polluted the number of patients with respiratory illnesses and symptoms increases. According to the World Economic Forum, in 2020, India was home to six out of 10 of the world's most polluted cities. A majority of India's energy production comes from fossil fuels.

World Environment Day 2025: Climate & Health Crisis In India

BY Trisha Majumder

Photo: Swastik Pal

The Hungry Tide

BY Photo Webdesk

Getty Images : Indian financial system funding infrastructure projects in the hills is facing a challenge

World Environment Day: Indian Financial System Funding Infrastructure Projects In The Hills Faces A Himalayan Challenge

BY Amitanshu Verma

Outlook Photo/ Suresh Pandey : Workers standing on queue to collect water

When The Heat Rises, The Workers Fall: Why Climate Justice Must Begin with Labour

BY Anjali Chauhan

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AP : Activists taking part in protests against ecocide

Ecocide: Campaign Pushes To Include Environmental Damage In ICC Crimes | Can Law Alone Bring Change?

BY Jheelum Basu

| Outlook Magazine Covers : Environmental damage emerging from human activity extends far beyond humanity, disrupting ecosystems and endangering all forms of life on Earth.

World Environment Day: A Reminder Of The Damage We Refuse To See

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Cherry Blossoms In Crisis

BY Jayanta Basu

Climate Change Linked To Rising Cancer Incidence Among Women, Study Finds

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Climate Change Linked To Rising Cancer Incidence Among Women, Study Finds

BY Archana Jyoti

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