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The Economy Doesn’t Have To Only Benefit The Rich. Here’s How

We live in a wasteful society — many of us consume heavily in ways that exploit people at the end…

11 months ago
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Humans Exceeded 7 Of 9 ‘Safe Limits’ For Life On Earth: Study

Source: IANS Humans have crossed seven of the nine "safe limits" that allow for human life on earth, according to…

11 months ago
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Book Review: A Deep Dive Into The Imbalances Of Climate Justice In India

The book, Climate Justice in India, a collection of insightful and well-researched articles by a dozen of the finest scholars…

11 months ago
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The Hidden Side Of Human-Elephant Conflicts: Orphaned Calves

It’s been about two months since The Elephant Whisperers won the best documentary short film award at the Oscars and…

11 months ago
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Kolkata’s Rabindra Sarobar: Experts Concerned Over Dipping Water Level

Source: PTI The water level of Rabindra Sarobar in south Kolkata’s Dhakuria area has gone down drastically in the past…

12 months ago
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Green Accounting For A Blue Economy

In March 2023, at the second meeting of the Environment and Climate Sustainability Working Group (ECSWG), delegates deliberated on the…

12 months ago
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Funds To Curb Pollution Remain Underutilised By Regulators

Ten state pollution control boards across the Indo-Gangetic Plain, which faces severe air pollution, have a surplus of funds each…

12 months ago
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Let Us Protect Nature, But Not Merely For The Sake Of Humans

Environmentalists rightly urge us to consider the long-term effects of our actions. Plastic bags, they point out, can take hundreds…

12 months ago
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Nature-Based Learning Improves Environment, Climate Literacy In Chennai

Walking on the shores of Elliot’s beach in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, with an 18-member-group of children is naturalist, educator and…

1 year ago
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‘The Earth Transformed’: Environment’s Role In Humanity’s Story

In his hugely ambitious new book The Earth Transformed: An Untold History, historian Peter Frankopan tries to tell the story…

1 year ago
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Residual Emissions Need To Be Tackled To Meet Net-Zero Goal

Calling for strategies to tackle residual emissions, scientists said they would need to be balanced by carbon dioxide removal techniques…

1 year ago
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Olive Ridley Turtle Nesting Site In Konkan Faces New Threat

Source: PTI Tucked away in a quiet stretch of the Konkan coast is a little known nesting site for Olive…

1 year ago
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India’s Heat Action Plans Fail To Identify, Target Vulnerable Groups: Report

Source: PTI A review of 37 heat action plans in India shows most of them do not explicitly carry out…

1 year ago
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Calls For ‘Green’ Ramadan Revive Islam’s Ethic Of Sustainability

For many Muslims breaking fast in mosques around the world this Ramadan, something will be missing: plastics. The communal experience…

1 year ago
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Bhopal Gas Tragedy: NGOs Upset Over Apex Court Ruling

Source: PTI Voluntary organisations fighting for the victims of the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy have expressed displeasure over the Supreme…

1 year ago
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Making Sense Of Climate Refugees, Int’l Law & Environmental Disasters

Researchers have tried for decades to find a relevant legal status for people forced to flee their homes as a…

1 year ago
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Gujarat Farmers Accuse Pesticide Company Of Damaging Their Crops

Salim Patel is a 43-year old cotton farmer based in Tralsa, a village in Vagra taluka of Gujarat’s Bharuch district.…

1 year ago
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Kashmir’s Nourishing Karewas Crumble Under Infrastructure Burden

In the vast saffron-growing land of Pampore, a national highway (NH44) cuts through the middle. Ishfaq Ahmad, a saffron grower,…

1 year ago
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New Pipelines Will Fragment Assam’s Protected Forests: Environmentalists

Four oil and gas pipelines being laid through protected forests in Assam could be “disastrous” for wildlife, environmentalists have told…

1 year ago
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How Solar-Powered Refrigerators Slow Down Climate Change

Food loss and waste are major problems around the world. When food is tossed aside or allowed to spoil, it…

1 year ago
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Making Single-Use Plastic Bans More Effective

Governments around the world are introducing single-use plastic product bans to alleviate pollution. Zimbabwe banned plastic packaging and bottles as…

1 year ago
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Joshimath Sinking: Anatomy Of A Himalayan Disaster In The Making

(Source: PTI) Joshimath is a town on the edge. It’s the very precipice for thousands of people, despairing as the…

1 year ago
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How Faith Can Inspire Environmental Action

It has become clear that meaningful progress on climate change is not going to be achieved by one person or…

1 year ago
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Helping Wildlife In Navigating Road & Railway Infrastructure

Reflected in key goals and targets, ecological connectivity will be decisive, as countries move to implement the freshly minted Kunming-Montreal…

1 year ago
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Environment Overlooked In Infrastructure Rush In 2022

Infrastructure development continued on a grand scale and at a rapid pace in South Asia and the Himalayas in 2022,…

1 year ago

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