Study Finds Nearly Half of Global Aquatic Environments Severely Polluted by Wast...
A global analysis published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials shows that 46% of rivers, coasts and wetlands worldwide are clas...
Study Finds Disturbed Tropical Peatlands Contribute More to Greenhouse Gas Emiss...
New research from Hokkaido University shows that tropical peatlands in Southeast Asia can act as net sources of greenhouse gas emi...
Plastic Pollution Could Contribute to Harmful Algal Blooms, Study Finds
A study by the University of California–San Diego finds that fossil fuel-based plastics may worsen harmful algal blooms by disrupt...
Older Vehicles Cause Half of Finland’s Traffic Particle Pollution, Study Finds
A study from Finland shows that a small share of older petrol and diesel vehicles is responsible for around 50% of traffic-related...
Forest Soils Absorb More Methane as Climate Conditions Change, Study Finds
A long-term study by the University of Göttingen finds that forest soils in south-western Germany are increasingly absorbing metha...
Nitrous Oxide Breaks Down Faster in a Warmer Atmosphere, Study Shows
New research shows climate-driven changes in the atmosphere are shortening the lifespan of nitrous oxide, adding uncertainty to lo...
Research Shows Long-Term Partnerships Support Sustainable Urban Farming
A study by SMU’s Simmons School of Education and Human Development finds that long-term collaboration between researchers and urba...
Bottled Water Contains More Microplastics Than Tap Water: Study Finds
New research from The Ohio State University shows that some bottled water brands contain significantly higher levels of microplast...
Explained | What India’s Amended Forest Guidelines Actually Change On Ground
Whether this leads to healthier forests will depend on how responsibly states use the space they have been given. The rules are cl...
Why Climate Action Starts With Everyday Decisions
A young author breaks down climate change in simple terms, urging Gen Z to act through everyday choices instead of waiting for gov...
Aluminium Foil in the Kitchen: Safe Tool or Hidden Risk?
Aluminium foil is safe for everyday cooking and storage when used correctly, but improper use with acidic foods, high heat, or lon...
The Hidden Truth Behind the 20-Litre Water Bottle: What We Don’t See
Millions of Indians trust 20-litre water jars for safe drinking water, but behind the clear bottles lies a hidden story of contami...
Artificial Rain, Real Risks: Scientists Warn of Long-Term Impact
Cloud seeding can bring quick rain, but it may harm nature and isn’t a lasting solution to water shortage.
Ocean Carbon Burial Linked to Abrupt Ice Ages, Warn Researchers
Scientists identify ocean cooling and accelerated carbon burial as key, underappreciated drivers of abrupt ice ages and climate sh...
Injecting Corn-Derived Bio-Oil into Oil Wells: A Revolutionary Climate Change Mi...
Scientists have discovered a novel climate change mitigation technique involving the injection of bio-oil made from corn stalks an...
Scientists Develop Ocean Wave Energy Harvester With Record 65% Efficiency, Power...
A revolutionary ocean wave energy harvesting device achieves 65% efficiency—far surpassing previous technologies—opening a new fro...
Relux Electric Partners with Tamil Nadu Green Energy Corporation to Expand EV Ch...
The partnership’s state-wide feasibility study and land identification drive Tamil Nadu’s bold plan for expanded EV charging infra...
The Rise of Autonomous Freight: AI and Robotics Transforming the Global Trucking...
The arrival of AI-powered, driverless trucks is transforming global transportation and logistics, but it’s sparking widespread anx...
Fossil Fuel Firms Linked to Rising Heatwaves: Study
Researchers examine 213 global heatwaves that occurred between 2000 and 2023, utilising disaster records and advanced attribution ...
Antarctica’s Collapse Accelerates: Scientists Warn of Ten Feet Sea Level Rise an...
Meenakshi Energy’s 1,000 MW thermal power plant in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, is now fully operational, enhancing power reliability...
Will La Niña Bring Harsher Winters To India
La Niña’s possible return could intensify India’s monsoon rains and raise the risk of harsher winters
