For a developing nation like India, switching to natural gas is the only way forward as it would ensure a cleaner and pollution free environment for our future generation. The natural gas helps greatly towards climate change for it is the purest form of fuel available. As per the experts, natural gas emits 20-30 per cent lesser Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere upon combustion than coal and fossilised petroleum oil. Natural gas also helps in generating more electricity.

A bacteria with most powerful antibiotics resistant capacity have been discovered in the Arctic, indicating even the world’s last “pristine” environments are being colonised by superbugs. It comes with terrible warnings from health secretary Matt Hancock at the World Economic Forum, that antimicrobial resistance is a “global health emergency” more important than climate change or war.

The on-going climate change is leading to many devastating affects in recent years. The tropical ocean warming due to climate change is possibly increasing the frequency of extreme rain storms, reveal NASA scientists.

While global warming is a threat to our planet, the changing climate is also giving warning signals. The unexpected climate change is warming the world's ocean at faster pace, killing off aquatic organisms including coral reefs and marine forests. The warmer water is causing sea levels to rise, creating extreme weather events like hurricanes and likewise which affects the entire ecosystems.

The global temperature needs to be controlled until 2030, else the impact will be irreversible and catastrophic. However, common people might not understand how global climate works and changes affect our lives. Therefore, Craig Wallace, a scientist from the University of East Anglia, has developed an app that lets users explore global climate change projections. Now, let's see what does the app has in store for us.

The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) on Monday said the planet will reach the crucial threshold of 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels by 2030, precipitating the risk of extreme drought, wildfires, floods and food shortages for hundreds of millions of people.

Global warming is big threats today and concerning the issue, researchers keep on studying its impact on the human, plants and animals. Lately, a study claims that

An interesting finding claims that the evolution of first animals more than 500 million years ago on the Earth caused global warming. According to a new study, animal life evolved in the ocean and began breaking down organic material on the seafloor, leading to more carbon dioxide and less oxygen in the atmosphere, some 520-540 million years ago.

Global warming is the key environmental concern today. Human activities have contributed to this threat which is subsequently leading to increasing erosion of land and climate change. The inflow of conductive particles can allow unusual electric partnerships between microbes causing to additional emissions of methane, which is intoxicating greenhouse gas.

The famous quote ‘Truth hurts but silence kills’ fits the coral reefs world which is suffering damage due to global warming. A research suggests that a deep silence is descending on coral world which is impairing the ability of young fish to find their noisy home amidst the reefs.