War In Iran Turns Climate Crisis Into Carbon Shock
The war in Iran has released around 5 million tonnes of CO₂ in just two weeks, turning a geopolitical conflict into a major climat...
Energy Crisis Drives Shift to Hydrogen, CBG
The opportunity is there. The technology exists. The question is whether we move fast enough to use it.
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...
India’s Shift To Electric Vehicles Begins To Reduce Oil Dependence
The report says clean technology and green finance are becoming important parts of the country’s future development.
The Missing S in India’s Stability Story
ESG frameworks that evaluate economic transitions without tracking fiscal incidence by income band will systematically miss the gr...
Global Population Exceeds Earth’s Sustainable Capacity, Study Finds
New research shows Earth can no longer sustainably support current population levels, linking growth to rising environmental stres...
From CSR To Impact: Corporate India’s Role In Stray Animal Welfare
If CSR aligns itself with that reality, it has the potential to bring real structure to a space that has long depended only on ind...
Permafrost Collapse Recovery Can Take Up To A Century, Study Finds
A new study shows ecosystems damaged by sudden permafrost collapse may recover in 10 years or take up to 100 years, depending on l...
How Green Roofs And Walls Help Cities Tackle Heat And Pollution
Green roofs and walls are emerging as nature-based solutions to urban heat, pollution and water management challenges. Here’s how ...
Rising Heatwaves Could Affect Nearly Half the World by 2050
Extreme heat is becoming a serious challenge across the world, and India is increasing early warning systems, clean energy efforts...
Newgen CSR Completes 10 Years, Expands Reach in Education and Skills
Over the years, NDDP has expanded beyond classrooms to include mentoring, life skills and support for higher education
Vedanta Steps Up Water Efforts Across Mining And Metals
The approach follows four basic steps. Reduce the use of fresh water. Recycle and reuse what is already used. Harvest rainwater. A...
Global Waste Crisis: World’s Waste Mountain Is Growing At An Alarming Rate
A new global analysis shows mismanaged waste is rising due to underfunded systems, increasing costs, and gaps in collection, posin...
Tribal India Enters Global Fashion Value Chains Through Craft And Policy Support
India’s tribal communities are moving into global fashion markets through initiatives like Van Dhan and RISA, enabling value addit...
GFSI Food Safety Culture Paper Explained: What The New Framework Means
GFSI’s updated position paper introduces a new framework for food safety culture, focusing on behaviour, risk awareness and organi...
Eaton Fire Sent Massive Pollution Surge Across Los Angeles, Study Finds
A new study finds the 2025 Eaton wildfire released pollution levels far exceeding daily emissions in Los Angeles, highlighting ris...
Alaska Glacial Lakes Expanding, Raising Risk of Outburst Floods
New research shows Alaska’s glacial lakes could expand up to four times their size, increasing the risk of sudden outburst floods ...
Improperly Disposed Wet Wipes Found to Release Microplastics in Rivers
A new study finds that plastic-based wet wipes break down into microplastics in rivers, highlighting gaps in labelling, disposal p...
Study Highlights India’s Focus on Reducing Single-Use Plastic Use
A recent study by Toxics Link shows that banned single-use plastic is still widely used across major Indian cities due to weak enf...
US Weather Extremes Explained: Polar Vortex, Heat Dome And Blizzard
The US is facing simultaneous extreme weather, from polar vortex cold and blizzards to heatwaves and flooding. Here’s how these sy...
Brazil Cerrado Wetlands Store Massive Carbon, Study Finds
New research shows wetlands in Brazil’s Cerrado store up to six times more carbon per hectare than the Amazon, highlighting their ...
