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1.The decrease in DTR can disrupt the behavior of the weather.
2.Air pollution is becoming a major cause of deaths, shocking revelation in Lancet report
3.Over 7% of daily deaths in 10 Indian cities linked to PM2.5 pollution: Lancet study
4.PM2.5 pollution takes 33,000 lives each year in Indian cities, including Delhi and Bengaluru
5.Famous meteorologists from India and abroad will gather in BHU to discuss burning issues including Climate change
6.Renowned meteorologists gathered in BHU to discuss Climate Change
7.Meteorologists will gather in BHU for three days
8.Challenges of agriculture increased due to air and soil pollution
9.There will be discussion on climate change and agricultural in BHU
10.Precious metals used to make e-vehicle batteries found in the Indian Ocean
11.Three months in advance, there will be accurate information about how much rail will fall where
12.Weather condition will be released at Panchayat stage, farmers will be able to give feedback
13.7th experts’ meet on Climate Change at BHU
14.Need for institutional mechanism to reduce Disaster Risk
15.Expert committee reviews Centers of Excellence in BHU, Releases Five-year Report
16.Expert committee reviews Centers of Excellence in BHU
17.Three new heatwave hotspots in India put large population at immediate health risk
18.Three new heatwave hotspots in India put large population at immediate health risk: Study
19.Accelerating decline in diurnal temperature range in parts of India over 30 years may put agriculture and health at risk
20.Study by BHU rings alarm over drought in lower Ganga basin
21.Met dept to come with crop forecasting centre in two years
22.Black carbon could lead to premature mortality: study
23.BHU hosts meet on climate change
24.Hydroclimate extremes will be more intensified in near-future over the Indian River Basins (IRBs)
25.Climate Change makes children vulnerable to infectious diseases: study
26.Three new heatwave hotspots in India put large population at immediate health risk: Study
27.Sweetness of sugarcane reduced due to heat
28.Black carbon linked to premature mortality
29.Study identifies three prominent heatwave prone regions in India
30.Lower Ganga basin may face Drought in near future: Study
31.Northwestern, south-central regions emerging as future heat wave hotspots in India: study
32.Climate change: Study reveals three new heatwave hotspots in India, larger population at risk
33.Three new heatwave hotspots in India put population at immediate health risk finds study
34.Human health “highly susceptible” to severe heatwave disasters, finds study; 3 new heatwave hotspots in India pose immediate health risk–See states under impact
35.Northwest, Central and South-central India New Hotspot of Intense Heatwave Since Last 5 Yrs
36.Heatwaves emerged as a deadly health hazard putting a large population at immediate health risk
37.Northwestern, central and south-central India are new hotspots of intense heatwave over the past 50 years
38.A study found an increase in deadly Indian heatwaves in recent years
39.A study highlighting the need for developing effective heat action plans in these vulnerable areas
40.Air pollution: Study links black carbon with premature deaths
41.Andhra Pradesh to face severe heatwaves in future
42.Black carbon could help in the estimation of future burden of mortality
43.According to a study that tracked mortality rates, Black Carbon was most associated with premature mortality
44.Study Links Black Carbon With Premature Deaths
45.A new study has found that unchecked emission of black carbon into the environment could have a significant adverse effect on human health
46.Declining Diurnal Temperature Range Poses Risk to Agriculture and Health: Study
47.BHU scholars to study weather changes in SAARC countries
48.Climate change analysis through Supercomputers
49.Northwestern, south-central regions emerging future heatwave hotspots in India: Study by Mahamana Centre of Excellence in Climate Change Research
50.Study Discovers 3 New Heatwave Hotspots In India That Can Pose Serious Health Risks
51.Heatwave intensity set to spike, new hot spots likely: Govt study
52.Three Places In India Emerge As New Heatwave Hotspots, Human Population At Risk: What It Means
53.Lower Ganga basin may face Agri Drought soon, infers BHU study
54.Heavy rainfall and flood risk now in Rajasthan and Gujarat
55."The warmest year on record will be 2024": US scientist at BHU said – sea heat, monsoon will be disturbed; Disasters may have to be faced