EU Approves 2040 Climate Target to Cut Emissions by 90%
The European Union countries have agreed to reduce their greenhouse gases by 90% by the year 2040 compared to their levels in 1990...
UN Report Warns Nature Is Still Losing the Funding Battle
A new report by the UNEP says the world is spending more money harming nature than protecting it and urges governments and busines...
Women in Power: Nirmala Sitharaman’s Role in Shaping India’s Economy
As India’s Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman has played a key role in shaping economic policy while highlighting the importance...
Women’s Empowerment Schemes In India: Progress On The Ground & The Road Ahead
Government schemes in India are gradually improving women’s education, safety and economic participation, though gaps in jobs and ...
When Women Lead, Policy Often Turns Into Real Action
Across these voices, a common idea emerges. Women do not just want a seat in the room. There should be a chance to lift others, an...
Dr Anupama: Working Quietly For The Planet
Former The Energy and Resources Institute leader Dr. Annapurna Vancheswaran has spent decades quietly shaping India’s climate rese...
Women Who Keep India’s Recycling System Running
Across Indian cities, thousands of women pick, sort and sell discarded plastic and paper. Their work quietly powers the country’s ...
The Woman Who Stood Up For The Forest
A profile of Jamuna Tudu, a grassroots activist from Jharkhand who mobilised local communities and women’s groups to prevent illeg...
The woman Who Turned A “Nuisance Bird” Into A Symbol Of Pride
Wildlife conservationist Purnima Devi Barman leads community efforts in Assam to protect the endangered Greater Adjutant Stork thr...
Deforestation in the Amazon Could Intensify Extreme Weather, Study Finds
A recent climate modelling study finds that large-scale deforestation in the Amazon rainforest could increase the frequency of ext...
Water Scarcity Driving Migration in Somalia, Study of 40,000 Cases Finds
A new study analysing 40,000 migration cases in Somalia finds that water scarcity linked to drought and food insecurity is a major...
How Cold-chain Innovation Is Unlocking India’s Next ₹10,000 Cr Retail Opportunit...
The wave of D2C fresh fish is not just trendy; it's a part of history. With cold chain technology, we can all access “luxury” sea...
Global Study Finds Grasslands Disappearing Nearly Four Times Faster Than Forests
A global study reports that grasslands and wetlands are being converted to agriculture nearly four times faster than forests, rais...
Study Finds Targeted Mangrove Protection Could Boost Climate Resilience
A global study reports that increasing protected mangrove areas by 7.3% in strategically selected locations could improve the clim...
Irrigation Gaps in Weather Models May Distort Air Quality Forecasts, Study Finds
A new study reports that weather models used to predict air pollution may produce inaccurate forecasts in heavily irrigated region...
Study Finds 41 US States Are Warming, but Each in a Different Way
A new climate study finds that most US states are warming, though the patterns vary widely by region and season. Researchers say t...
Farmers As Energy Producers: The Quiet Structural Shift In Rural India
India’s energy transition will not be powered solely by utility-scale parks and urban rooftops. It will also be powered by farmers...
Wildfires May Contaminate Drinking Water Long After Fires End, Study Finds
A global review finds that wildfires can contaminate drinking water sources months or years after fires are extinguished, as sedim...
Sea Levels May Already Be Higher Than Estimated, Putting Millions More at Risk
A new study finds global sea levels may already be around 30 cm higher than many models assumed, meaning coastal risks from climat...
Rise In Food Adulteration Poses Growing Public Health Risk
Festivals are intended to bring happiness and not sickness. It would require all to stop food adulteration
New Study Questions Prevailing Theory on Glacier Decline and Climate
New research suggests that the widely held belief that glacier melt rates directly track mean global temperature may be overly sim...
