Climate Change HotSpot Maps

TeluguPost, supported by IFCN, has established a Climate Change Information Observatory. This initiative is dedicated to debunking climate misinformation and fostering public understanding of environmental challenges, while concurrently mapping major climate events throughout India. We plan to partner with local institutions and leverage expert guidance to strengthen our team's training and operational effectiveness. Our first map is a comprehensive representation that visualizes flood-affected regions across Indian states from 1998 to 2022, where each dot signifies the volume of land impacted by floods

Our second map illustrates heatwave-affected areas across various Indian states from 2013 to 2023. Each dot on the map represents the cumulative number of deaths during that decade, while hovering over a region reveals a graph detailing annual heatwave-related fatalities between 2013 and 2023.

How to Interpret the Climate Change Map

Explore various climate change events across states. Darker shades represent different number of events. Hover over a state to view detailed popups displaying the number of deaths associated with different events. Click on the circles to view detailed information on the number of deaths and their corresponding explanations