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Science Correspondent AyeshaTandon

Ayesha Tandon

Science Correspondent 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

Media reaction: The 2025 Texas floods and the role of climate change

Media analysis | 10.07.25
Aerial view of illegal Amazon deforestation.

Experts: Which climate tipping point is the most concerning?

Tipping points | 09.07.25
The Global Tipping Points Conference 2025.

Tipping points: Window to avoid irreversible climate impacts is ‘rapidly closing’

Tipping points | 08.07.25

DeBriefed 4 July 2025: Trump ‘megabill’ guts clean energy; Europe’s record heat; Scientists discuss ‘most worrying’ tipping points

DeBriefed | 04.07.25
The city centre of Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo.

Fast-growing, global-south cities are ‘strikingly underrepresented’ in climate research

IPCC | 30.06.25
Amazon rainforest, Ecuador.

‘Significant’ risk of Amazon forest dieback if global warming overshoots 1.5C

Plants and forests | 16.05.25
Children drink water from a pipeline in the village of Afraaga, Somaliland.

Children born in 2020 will face ‘unprecedented exposure’ to climate extremes

Attribution | 07.05.25
People waiting to get on a plane on the runway. Credit: SJBright / Alamy Stock Photo. Image ID: 2YRJ7J5.

Two-thirds of global warming since 1990 caused by world’s ‘wealthiest 10%’

Attribution | 07.05.25

DeBriefed 2 May 2025: Iberian blackout; Tony Blair’s ‘clumsy’ comments; Trump’s ‘cascading’ impact on European climate science

DeBriefed | 02.05.25
People gather to watch a cycling race in Muhanga, Rwanda.

Survey: ‘Very few’ Africans place responsibility for climate action on ‘rich nations’

Public opinion | 10.04.25
New coastline revealed by retreating glacier in Svalbard, Recherchebreen.

Global warming is ‘exposing’ new coastlines and islands as Arctic glaciers shrink

Glaciers | 01.04.25
Arctic sea ice in Svalbard, Norway in June.

Arctic sea ice winter peak in 2025 is smallest in 47-year record

Ice | 28.03.25
Glacier tongue in a eroded valley from the Salmon Glacier, British Columbia, Canada.

Glacier melt threatens water supplies for two billion people, UN warns

Glaciers | 20.03.25
Banana plantation in the rural municipality of Araçuaí, Brazil.

Major banana exporters could face ‘60% drop’ in growing area due to warming

Food and farming | 06.03.25
IPCC chair Jim Skea and IPCC vice-chairs Ramón Pichs-Madruga and Ladislaus Chang’a consult with WG II co-chairs and vice-chairs on 28 February 2025.

IPCC report timeline still undecided after ‘most difficult’ meeting in China

IPCC | 05.03.25
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