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Global Health & Biotech 10 Oct 2026, 05:55 AM IST

African Antelopes Are Taking Root in New Mexico as Climate Pressures Reshape Wildlife Ranges

African antelopes introduced to ranches and game preserves in New Mexico are no longer confined to fenced properties, raising fresh questions about how warming temperatures and shifting landscapes may alter their spread. The development is drawing attention from ecologists who say climate change could make parts of the U.S. Southwest increasingly hospitable to non-native species, with implications for conservation, land management, and native wildlife.

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Global Markets & Equities8h ago

Trump Rejects Iran Ceasefire Offer as Gulf Tensions Flare and Oil Markets Swing

President Donald Trump has rejected Iran's conditional proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart nuclear talks, according to The Wall Street Journal, even as U.S. and Iranian officials continue indirect negotiations through mediators. The development comes amid renewed Houthi attacks in Yemen and sharp moves in oil prices, underscoring how quickly the conflict is reverberating through global energy markets.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition11h ago

U.S. Solar Boom Faces First Signs of a Slowdown as Demand Growth Shifts

Solar power in the United States may be entering a more complicated phase after years of rapid expansion, even as renewables continue to comfortably meet rising electricity demand. The latest outlook suggests U.S. power demand will grow by 2% in 2026, with clean energy still able to cover the increase, but the pace of solar's own growth is drawing fresh scrutiny.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition06 Oct 2026, 12:13 PM IST

Arizona Trail Gear Choices Reflect a Broader Climate-Ready Outdoor Shift

A new feature on The Trek’s Arizona Trail coverage spotlights the practical gear decisions hikers are making for one of the American Southwest’s most punishing long-distance routes. Beyond backpacking advice, the piece underscores how heat, water scarcity, and extreme weather are reshaping outdoor travel in a warming climate.

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National Governance & Policy04 Oct 2026, 01:56 PM IST

Monsoon Set to Retreat from Parts of Rajasthan Within 3-4 Days as Eastern Districts Stay Largely Dry

The southwest monsoon is expected to begin withdrawing from parts of Rajasthan over the next three to four days, signalling the seasonal transition toward drier weather across the state. Most districts in eastern Rajasthan are likely to remain mainly dry for the next five to six days, limiting the chance of widespread rainfall even as the monsoon persists in other pockets.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy03 Oct 2026, 06:52 AM IST

India May See Normal October-December Rainfall After Weak Monsoon Ends at 14th Lowest in 125 Years

India is likely to receive normal rainfall in the October-December period, even as the southwest monsoon closes with one of its weakest performances in more than a century, according to the latest meteorological assessment. The India Meteorological Department has forecast below-normal rain in October, but expects the southern peninsula to fare better, while 313 of 741 districts recorded deficient precipitation during the monsoon season.

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India May See Normal Rainfall in Oct-Dec as Monsoon Ends at 14th-Lowest Level in 125 Years

India is likely to receive normal rainfall in the October-December period, even as the southwest monsoon closes with one of its weakest performances in more than a century, according to the latest meteorological outlook. The India Meteorological Department expects below-normal rain in October overall, though the southern peninsula is projected to fare better, while 313 of 741 districts recorded deficient precipitation during the monsoon season.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyRecently

India May See Normal Rainfall in October-December After Weak Monsoon Ends at 14th Lowest in 125 Years

India is likely to receive normal rainfall in the October-December period even as the southwest monsoon closes with one of its weakest performances in more than a century, according to the India Meteorological Department. The forecast points to a mixed outlook: below-normal rain in October overall, but near-normal conditions over the southern peninsula, with 313 of 741 districts already reporting deficient precipitation during the monsoon season.

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