Environment-News-The Economic Times - Seite 4 
World resource extraction could surge 60% by 2060, UN warns
The UN warns that the extraction of Earth's natural resources could surge 60% by 2060, imperiling climate goals and economic prosperity. Wealthier countries have driven a tripling of global material use and have a higher demand for resources, contributing to climate impacts. The report calls for dramatic changes in energy, food, transport, and housing.
The forest department confirmed the presence of Indian Gharial in Greater Kaziranga after 75 years. The survey along the Brahmaputra discovered over 900 freshwater turtles and recorded sightings of Gangetic river dolphins and otters.
Thousands ordered to flee while they can as bushfire burns in Australia's south
Over two thousand individuals have been instructed to evacuate towns in western Victoria, Australia, as an uncontrollable bushfire continues to rage. The state emergency service has urged residents of Raglan and Beaufort, along with those in nearby areas, to leave for the regional hub of Ballarat, located 95 kilometers (59 miles) west of Melbourne. A fire spanning approximately 50 square kilometers (12,355 acres) is currently ablaze northwest of Ballarat.
Climate policy initiative India launches report on 'financing adaptation in India'
CPI India's CSF report highlights the need for increased investments to mitigate climate change effects. A multi-faceted approach, policy prioritization, mainstreaming of adaptation investments, and mobilizing finance are crucial. Dr. Dhruba Purkayastha leads the clean energy mission at CPI India.
Melting snow and muddy pistes disappoint skiers in Bosnia
Rising temperatures and climate changes have impacted winter activities on Bosnia's Mount Bjelasnica and ski centres worldwide. The lack of snow, melting snow, and mud have forced the cancellation of ski events. Skiers face challenges with the changing quality of skiing.