Reporting On A Changing Agricultural Outlook
Climate change is reshaping India’s agricultural landscape, forcing farmers and communities to adapt to unprecedented…
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Children’s Literature Joins The Conversation On Climate Change
There is a growing interest for children’s literature on the environment and climate, that aims…
A Song Of Rock And Ice
Rock glaciers can store water for a longer duration compared to surface glaciers. Studying rock…
Scientists And Monks Perform Last Rites For A Himalayan Glacier
At a little over 5,000 metres above sea level, Buddhist monks, members of Nepal’s Langtang…
World Set To Lose 39% Of Glaciers, Says Study
Study projects 39% glacier mass loss globally even if current warming holds. At current warming…
Local Strategies A Must For Indian Cities Facing Heat Waves
Cities across India are experiencing record-breaking temperatures, intensified both by climate change and the urban…
Experts Say Unplanned Construction To Blame For Flash Floods
Heavy rainfall, hailstorms, and cloudbursts on April 19-20 triggered landslides and flash floods in Jammu…
Over 75% Indians At ‘High’ To ‘Very High’ Heat Risk: CEEW Study
A recent study by the Delhi-based think-tank Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) reveals…
On Including The Military In Climate Action…
A new book by Ashok Swain, Professor and Head of the Department of Peace and…
Preserving Glaciers Is Key To The Survival Of Humanity (Opinion)
The World Meterological Organization’s State of the Global Climate report published in March delivered a…
Book Review: Understanding The Challenges Of This Bountiful Planet
Written by Ranjit Lal, ‘Our Potpourri Planet’ is the story of Earth and its many…
Property Tax Revenue Could Help Cities Adapt To A Hotter World
As the financial year ends, several urban local bodies (ULBs) are introducing amnesty schemes to…
Opinion: The Glacier Crisis No Longer Remains A Remote, Abstract Problem
Over the past few weeks, a wave of publications from UN Water, the World Meteorological…
Why South Asian Militaries Need To Reduce Their Carbon Footprint
Militaries, which are among the biggest consumers of fuel, account for 5.5 percent of global…
Adani Group Withdraws From Disputed SL Wind Power Project
A proposed wind power project by Indian conglomerate Adani Green Energy Limited, in the north…
Kerala’s Early Heat Surge Signals Climate Shift
Kerala, known for its clear skies and pleasant weather at the start of the year,…
What Is Climate Finance? [Explainer]
While there is no universally accepted definition of climate finance, the UNEP refers to it…
Only 17% Of Peatlands, Vital To Curbing Climate Change, Are Protected
Just 17% of peatlands worldwide are protected, according to a new study, despite the fact…
What Donald Trump’s Exit Indicates For Global Green Transition Efforts
Trump’s “Drill Baby Drill” not only marks the US’s departure from the Green Deal and…
A Nagaland Activist Is Reviving Trad Practices To Combat Climate Change
Seno Tsuhah, an activist from Nagaland’s Chakhesang tribe, has been leading initiatives to revive millet…
India’s Coastlines Are Eroding As States Fail To Plan Properly
Munai Beach lies at the eastern tip of Rameswaram Island, in southern India’s Tamil Nadu…
As Climate Changes, Milk Industry Struggles
On a humid, late-July day this year, Chandan Singh went to milk his buffaloes, only…
Almost 20 Years After The Tsunami, Andaman’s Mangroves Are Still Changing
After the 2004 tsunami, mangroves in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are still changing. A…
Conserving Old Ways In A New World
Despite the growing global acknowledgment of indigenous knowledge and practices in conservation, there is a…
Sonam Wangchuk & Others Stopped, Detained, Then Released
Over 150 citizens from Ladakh marched from Leh to Delhi, to highlight demands for statehood…