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Ayesha Tandon
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.

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Cooling effect of clouds ‘underestimated’ by climate models, says new study

Climate modelling | 03.06.21
Forest and water vapour, Iguazu National Park in Brazil

Satellite data reveals impact of warming on global water cycle

Temperature | 26.05.21
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Hurricane Sandy caused an ‘extra $8bn’ damage due to human-caused sea level rise

Extreme weather | 18.05.21
Dry maize plants and corn cobs in field in Serbia, Eastern Europe

Increasing droughts will drive ‘billions’ in economic losses in Europe

Drought | 10.05.21
Sand bags protecting the beach from sea level rise, Belize

Limiting warming to 1.5C would ‘halve’ land-ice contribution to sea level rise by 2100

Ice | 05.05.21
Glacier-Bay-Alaska

Melting glaciers drove ‘21% of sea level rise’ over past two decades

Glaciers | 28.04.21
Algal bloom in lake Kochelsee in Bavaria

Climate change could cause ‘irreversible impacts’ to lake ecosystems

Temperature | 19.04.21
Red ruffed lemur in Masoala National Park, Madagascar

Climate change will hit ‘endemic’ plants and animals the hardest, study warns

Nature | 09.04.21
Sea ice in Svalbard

Arctic sea ice winter peak in 2021 is joint-seventh lowest on record

Sea ice | 31.03.21
Newly cleared land for growing soya in area of rainforest in Brazil

Scientists calculate trade-related ‘deforestation footprint’ of rich countries

Plants and forests | 29.03.21
Dry grassland in Madagascar

New study challenges finding that climate change will drive dryland expansion

Plants and forests | 11.03.21
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Food systems responsible for ‘one third’ of human-caused emissions

Food and farming | 08.03.21
The Nandi Devi mountain in Uttarakhand is the source of the Rishi river, which flooded this week

Factcheck: Did climate change contribute to India’s catastrophic ‘glacial flood’?

Factchecks | 09.02.21
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Climate change has ‘worsened’ North America’s pollen season

Public health | 08.02.21
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