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Science journalist AyeshaTandon

Ayesha Tandon

Science journalist SINCE November 2020

Ayesha holds an MSci in Natural Sciences, specialising in Climate Science, from The University of Exeter. She previously worked at the UK Met Office as a Climate Science Communicator.

LATEST BY Ayesha Tandon
Rickshaws struggle through the flooded streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Q&A: The evolving science of ‘extreme weather attribution’

Attribution | 18.11.24

COP29 DeBriefed 15 November 2024: Azerbaijan’s shaky start; Finance and fossil fuels dominate negotiations; Free webinar today

DeBriefed | 15.11.24
Farmers in Laos.

More than half a trillion hours of work lost in 2023 due to ‘heat exposure’

Health and Security | 30.10.24
Bush fire devastation in Australia.

Climate change almost wipes out decline in global area burned by wildfires

Wildfires | 21.10.24

DeBriefed 18 October 2024: IEA projects solar surge; US counts cost of hurricanes; Is global warming ‘accelerating’?

DeBriefed | 18.10.24
Hurricane Milton in the Gulf of Mexico, heading toward the Florida gulf coast. Credit: AC NewsPhoto / Alamy Stock Photo. Image ID: 2Y8YHBB.

Explainer: How hotter oceans can fuel more intense Atlantic hurricanes

Storms | 09.10.24
Sea ice in Antarctic.

Antarctic sea ice maximum in 2024 is ‘second lowest’ on record

Antarctic | 04.10.24
A delivery truck driving through flooded streets during a storm, Sonoran Desert, Arizona, USA. Credit: Norma Jean Gargasz / Alamy Stock Photo. Image ID: H28H7P

US supply chains face biggest jump in ‘weather shocks’ due to climate change

Risk and adaptation | 13.09.24

DeBriefed 23 August 2024: Bangladesh and Pakistan floods; US Democrats ‘quiet’ on clean energy; Just ‘4%’ of climate policies deliver

DeBriefed | 23.08.24
Heads of states at COP28 summit in Dubai.

Meeting 1.5C warming limit hinges on governments more than technology, study says

1.5C | 16.08.24
Rescuers cross a river in Kerala state, India after a landslide on 31 July 2024.

Climate change made ‘monsoon downpour’ behind Kerala landslides 10% more intense

Attribution | 14.08.24
A firefighter working to put out a fire in the Pantanal in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil on 7 July 2024.

Climate change made the ‘supercharged’ 2024 Pantanal wildfires 40% more intense

Attribution | 08.08.24
A plenary at the IPCC meeting in Sofia on 27 July. Photo by IISD/ENB | Anastasia Rodopoulou

IPCC meeting in Sofia fails to agree timeline for seventh assessment report

IPCC | 06.08.24
Melt water on Greenland ice sheet.

‘Every 0.1C’ of overshoot above 1.5C increases risk of crossing tipping points

Tipping points | 01.08.24
Bulldozer clears a dirt road in the Amazon near the Tapajos River in Para State, Brazil.

Tropical forest degradation due to ‘edge effects’ is 200% higher than thought

Plants and forests | 03.07.24
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