Study Warns Hair Products May Harm Aquatic Life
A new study by Aarhus University reveals that softening agents in shampoos and conditioners can harm freshwater species like daphn...
Southeast Asia Unlikely to Meet 2030 Health SDGs, Study Finds
New research published in PLOS Medicine finds that all ASEAN nations are likely to miss health-related SDG targets by 2030 due to ...
Big Tech’s Climate Promises Under Scrutiny Amid AI-Driven Energy Surge
A new report by Carbon Market Watch and NewClimate Institute reveals that tech giants like Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon have poor c...
Study Finds Women and Young People Most Affected by Climate Anxiety
A study by Leipzig and TU Dortmund Universities reveals women and young people are most affected by climate anxiety, which can red...
Enhancing Wind Power Efficiency Through Hybrid Systems
The author believes hybrid energy systems aren’t just grid updates but the beginning of a new design language for energy
Vanishing Lifelines: The Story of the Tamsa River
The Tamsa River on the UP–MP border holds ecological and spiritual significance. Once sacred, now under threat from pollution, its...
How to Stay Cool and Safe During a Heatwave Without Air Conditioning
As heatwaves worsen due to climate change, this guide outlines simple and effective ways to stay cool and safe without air conditi...
UK Faces Increasing Risk of Prolonged and Intense Heat Waves, Met Office Warns
A new UK Met Office study warns that climate change could cause heat waves lasting over a month and more frequent 40°C+ days, urgi...
Cardiff Scientists Reveal Wet Wipe Pollution Levels in UK Rivers
Cardiff University scientists have developed a model estimating that 100kg of wet wipes enter the Taff River annually, contributin...
Glass Bottles Contain More Microplastics Than Plastic Ones: French Study
A French food safety study has found that drinks in glass bottles contain five to 50 times more microplastics than those in plasti...
Plastic Bag Bans and Fees Cut Shoreline Litter by Up to 47%, Study Finds
A study by the University of Delaware and Columbia University finds plastic bag bans and fees reduce shoreline plastic bag litter ...
Tata Motors BRSR FY25: Scope 1 Emissions Down To 43,754 tCO2e, Water Use Cut By ...
The company recycled 11,204 metric tonnes in 2025 as compare to 9118 mt tonnes in 2024
Freudenberg Invests Rs 40 Cr In 16-yr To Train Rural Youth, Empower Women
The group has made a cumulative investment of over Rs 40 crore over the past 16 years to support the upliftment of local communiti...
GERC Grants First-of-its-Kind Extension For Power Evacuation Infrastructure
Various power developers are facing similar challenges in completing their evacuation infrastructure
How Hot Weather Affects the Human Body
Hot weather strains the human body, leading to dehydration, heat exhaustion, and potentially fatal heatstroke. Learn who’s most at...
Mauritius Faces Severe Water Crisis, Researchers Recommend Ten New Reservoirs
Mauritius faces a water crisis due to climate change and rising demand. Experts recommend building ten reservoirs to capture river...
Strong Legal Framework Shields Aravallis, Reinforcing India's Commitment To Envi...
Robust laws and proactive judicial oversight are helping preserve the ecologically vital Aravalli hills, underscoring India’s dedi...
83% of Climate-Critical Fungi Still Unidentified
83% of climate-critical fungi remain unnamed and unknown, hindering conservation efforts. New study calls for global action to pro...
Plastic Crisis 2.0: Can EPR Be India’s Real Game-changer?
Despite all the bans and beach cleanups, plastic still finds a way back into our rivers, landfills, and yes, even our food, writes...
Lessons From Global Energy Disruptions: What India Must Prepare For
Enhancement of the grid by means of public-private partnerships will be expanded to financially support and deploy this grid-enhan...
Uyghur Forced Labour Linked to Global Supply of Critical Minerals
A GRC report reveals forced labour in China’s Xinjiang region is widespread in global supply chains for critical minerals like lit...
