Record-breaking heat forecast as El Niño strengthens, warns WMO
PANAJI: The El Niño weather phenomenon is expected to intensify further before peaking in December 2026 and could rank among the strongest recorded, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has warned. The development raises concerns over rising global temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns, with potential consequences for droughts, floods, agriculture and energy demand
The ripple effect: How dry spells affect fisheries
MAPUSAThe prolonged dry spell and erratic rainfall during this year's southwest monsoon could have implications for Goa's marine ecosystem, with experts warning that changes in weather patterns may affect plankton growth, fish food availability and the distribution of marine species.Director of Fisheries Shamila Monteiro said deficient rainfall can influence several...
WATER SECURITY: IS GOA PREPARED?
Falling dam levels expose deeper concerns over water management, unchecked development and the State's preparedness for a prolonged dry spell
