Nature’s Quiet Work: How Rain, Trees, and Soil Keep Cities Liveable
Rain, trees, and soil quietly regulate heat, manage water, and improve air quality—making them essential to keeping cities liveabl...
Beneath The Surface: India’s Water Crisis From Groundwater To Rivers
India’s water crisis is unfolding both underground and across rivers, shaped by overuse, uneven access, and changing climate patte...
Earth Day Marks 56 Years As A Global Environmental Movement
Earth Day, first observed in 1970, has grown into a global environmental movement involving over a billion people, highlighting cl...
When Hornbills Disappear: Understanding Cascading Biodiversity Loss
The Great Hornbill is a keystone species in Northeast India whose decline is silently disrupting forest ecosystems and livelihoods...
What Happens When Cities Invest In Green Spaces
Urban green spaces reshape cities by reducing heat, improving health, and influencing planning decisions. Their impact depends not...
Earth Day 2026: History, Impact, and the Urgency for Climate Action
Earth Day 2026 highlights how a historic movement from 1970 has grown into a global call for collective action to protect the plan...
India’s 2026 environmental rules shift focus from policy to enforcement
India’s 2026 environmental regulations tighten rules on plastic, waste, and emissions by shifting from policy announcements to str...
Millennials Demand Clear Environmental Impact Disclosure From Brands
Nearly half of millennials want brands to clearly communicate environmental impact, highlighting rising demand for transparency an...
Better Weather Forecasts Could Reduce Heat Deaths As Climate Change Intensifies
Improved weather forecasting could cut heat-related deaths by up to 25% by 2100, offering a key adaptation tool as climate change ...
India’s Green Push Shows Results, But the Real Test Lies Ahead
India’s environmental gains are rising across sectors, but the real impact will depend on how well policies work on the ground
How Bihar’s Satuani Connects Farmers, Food, and Sustainability
Satuani festival in Bihar shows how simple traditions, smart food choices, and respect for nature can guide us toward a more susta...
Ocean Heat Waves Are Intensifying Hurricanes And Increasing Damage Risks
Marine heat waves are strengthening hurricanes and increasing the risk of rapid intensification and costly damage, according to ne...
Harvest, Faith, and Climate Concerns: The True Story of Baisakhi
Baisakhi celebrates harvest and faith, while also highlighting the growing challenges faced by farmers and the environment.
Amazon Droughts Push Rainforest To Record Stress Levels
Back-to-back droughts in 2023–2024 caused the sharpest decline in Amazon forest moisture and biomass since 1992, raising concerns ...
Nearly 10% Of Global Ocean Now Protected, But Major Gaps Remain: UNEP
Global ocean protection has reached nearly 10%, up 2% since 2024, but major gaps in coverage and effectiveness, as well as in high...
Fifty Years Of Tracking The World’s Cleanest Air Explained
Scientists have monitored baseline air at Tasmania’s Cape Grim station since 1976, revealing rising greenhouse gases and declining...
Longer Wildfire Seasons Threaten Global Biodiversity, Study Finds
A new study shows climate change is extending wildfire seasons, increasing burned areas and putting nearly 84% of fire-vulnerable ...
Rainforest Loss Linked To 28,000 Heat Deaths Each Year, Study Finds
New research shows deforestation is driving higher temperatures and contributing to around 28,000 heat-related deaths annually acr...
Western Disturbances: The Weather System Driving North India’s Rainfall
Western Disturbances bring seasonal rainfall and temperature changes to north India, supporting agriculture while occasionally cau...
Thermal Justice Explained: Why Extreme Heat Impacts Are Unequal
A new report explains thermal justice, showing how culture, inequality, and living conditions shape the impact of extreme heat bey...
Ecotourism Could Help Reduce Emissions In Global Tourism Sector
A new study finds ecotourism can lower emissions in the tourism sector, though broader changes in transport and travel behaviour a...
