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Monsoons in India become unpredictable as pollution wreaks havoc

India's monsoons are becoming more erratic and extreme

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Monsoons in India become unpredictable as pollution wreaks havoc

In a small laboratory on the outskirts of the Indian city of Hyderabad, professor Kirti Sahu is studying raindrops.

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Scientists say human-caused warming responsible for current heatwave in Asia

World Weather Attribution (WWA) has reported that the heatwave in Laos and Thailand would not have happened, if not for humans contributing to the rise of global temperatures.

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Climate Change Made the April 2023 Heat Wave Across India 30 Times More Likely

And as the world continues to warm up, climate change will increase the chances of such an event occurring, the report said.

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Yet Another Massive Heat Wave Was All But Impossible without Human-Caused Warming

New research says climate change was responsible for yet another withering heat wave, which baked South Asia in April

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