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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A damaged bridge caused by flooding near Durban, South Africa, 16 April 2022. Credit: Reuters / Alamy Stock Photo. 2J4KM20

Marine heatwaves can be predicted ‘up to a year ahead’

Heatwaves | 03.05.22

Homes and businesses destroyed by Hurricane Laura are surrounded by flood waters in the aftermath of Hurricane Delta in Louisiana, USA, 2020

Ocean warming drove 10% rise in ‘extreme’ rainfall from Atlantic hurricanes in 2020

Storms | 12.04.22

Wind turbine construction showing the propellor being prepared for lifting

In-depth Q&A: The IPCC’s sixth assessment on how to tackle climate change

IPCC | 05.04.22

Ice floes near Svalbard, Norway. Credit: Naturfoto-Online / Alamy Stock Photo.

Arctic sea ice winter peak in 2022 is 10th lowest on record

Sea ice | 22.03.22

Drought in the Amazon. Credit: Pulsar Imagens / Alamy Stock Photo. FTPJG9

Declining ‘resilience’ pushing Amazon rainforest towards tipping point

Tipping points | 07.03.22

Scientists react: What are the key new insights from the IPCC’s WG2 report?

IPCC | 01.03.22

Vehicles try driving through the flooded Dhaka streets in Bangladesh_F1D308

In-depth Q&A: The IPCC’s sixth assessment on how climate change impacts the world

IPCC | 28.02.22

Demonstrators gathered outside the Russian Embassy in London in protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022

Q&A: What does Russia’s invasion of Ukraine mean for energy and climate change?

International policy | 25.02.22

Eradicating ‘extreme poverty’ would raise global emissions by less than 1%

People | 14.02.22

UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, speaks during a press conference at COP26 in Glasgow

Revealed: The 11 slides that finally convinced Boris Johnson about global warming

Features | 01.02.22

Army and local emergency services evacuate Fayetteville residents from floods caused by Hurricane Matthew_KHA8JE

US flooding increase will ‘disproportionately’ impact black and low-income groups

Floods | 31.01.22

30,000 cattle at the Rocky Ford Feedyard in Colorado stir up a cloud of dust

Rich nations could see ‘double climate dividend’ by switching to plant-based foods

Food and farming | 10.01.22

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Melting ice in Greenland - ice cave with blue water on inland ice sheet.

New climate models suggest faster melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet

Ice | 15.12.20

Food systems responsible for ‘one third’ of human-caused emissions

Food and farming | 08.03.21

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Tackling gender inequality is ‘crucial’ for climate adaptation

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

Glaciers | 28.04.21

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

Extreme weather | 18.05.21

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Climate change made extreme rains in 2022 South Africa floods ‘twice as likely’

Communities in India flooded by ‘Amphan-scale cyclones’ could triple by 2100

Media reaction: South Asia’s 2022 heatwave and the role of climate change

Marine heatwaves can be predicted ‘up to a year ahead’

Ocean warming drove 10% rise in ‘extreme’ rainfall from Atlantic hurricanes in 2020

In-depth Q&A: The IPCC’s sixth assessment on how to tackle climate change

Arctic sea ice winter peak in 2022 is 10th lowest on record

Declining ‘resilience’ pushing Amazon rainforest towards tipping point

Scientists react: What are the key new insights from the IPCC’s WG2 report?

In-depth Q&A: The IPCC’s sixth assessment on how climate change impacts the world

Q&A: What does Russia’s invasion of Ukraine mean for energy and climate change?

Eradicating ‘extreme poverty’ would raise global emissions by less than 1%

Revealed: The 11 slides that finally convinced Boris Johnson about global warming

US flooding increase will ‘disproportionately’ impact black and low-income groups

Rich nations could see ‘double climate dividend’ by switching to plant-based foods

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New climate models suggest faster melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet

Food systems responsible for ‘one third’ of human-caused emissions

Tackling gender inequality is ‘crucial’ for climate adaptation

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

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