Future Models Predict Stronger Monsoon Rains Despite Weaker Winds
New climate study reveals that future South Asian monsoons may bring heavier rainfall despite weaker winds, using paleoclimate dat...
Amazon Can Survive Drought, But Climate Pays the Price
A 22-year drought experiment in the Amazon reveals that while the rainforest can adapt to prolonged dry conditions, it comes at th...
Machine Learning Enables Soil Contaminant Detection Without Lab Samples
Researchers at Rice University and Baylor College of Medicine have developed a machine learning-based method to detect soil pollut...
Toxic Algae Viruses May Worsen Water Contamination, Study Finds
A new study from the University of Waterloo reveals that viruses infecting toxic algae can significantly increase toxin levels in ...
Farmhouse Investments: A Climate-conscious Urban Trend
In the years ahead, as cities become even more congested and climate patterns get more unpredictable, this trend may become less o...
UNGC Participation Falls 25%; SBTi Adoption Surges Among Indian Firms: Icra ESG ...
Information Technology and construction material sectors also lead in following global standards like the UN Global Compact and Sc...
Ending Poverty and Achieving Climate Goals is Possible, Say Researchers
New research shows that ending poverty and meeting climate goals can be achieved simultaneously. With decisive emissions reduction...
Why Is Chennai So Loud?
The city is producing a rising din. Our health cannot adapt to it
Deep Sea Mining Test Scars Still Visible After 50 Years
The world's first deep-sea mining test on the Blake Plateau still shows visible damage after 50 years, raising global concerns as ...
UK Uses Nature-Based Solutions to Tackle Increasing Flood Risk
UK towns are adopting nature-based flood management strategies to combat increased rainfall and climate change-driven flooding, us...
Antibiotic Pollution in Rivers from Human Use Raises Global Concerns
A global study led by McGill University finds that over 8,000 tons of antibiotics from human use enter river systems each year, pr...
The ESG Revolution In Supply Chain Management: Risk Or Reward?
From better risk management and compliance to enhanced stakeholder trust and operational efficiency, the returns on a thoughtfully...
World Bank Unveils New Framework to Prevent & Address Harm From Development Proj...
To make sure that future projects are safer and more responsible from the very beginning, the World Bank Group has introduced a ne...
Despite 80 Ramsar Sites, India’s Wetlands Shrink; Birds Disappear
India currently has 80 Ramsar-designated wetlands, the highest number in South Asia
Smart Cities, Green Buildings: Charting India’s Path to Sustainable Urbanisation...
With urban areas contributing to over 60% of India's GDP, sustainable development cannot be an option for my country, writes the a...
Masdar Completes TERNA ENERGY Acquisition, Targets 6GW
Masdar completes TERNA ENERGY acquisition, targeting 6GW capacity by 2030, advancing clean energy growth.
Keeping Sneakers Clean – And Out Of Landfills
Footwear contributes to a significant chunk of ocean waste — and yet, there’s no proper solution in place for their disposal, writ...
Sustainable Coworking: How Technology Is Enabling Greener Workspaces
As the world grapples with environmental changes and shifting work norms, coworking spaces provide a unique convergence of innovat...
MRI Test Reveals Accelerated Heart Aging Linked to Unhealthy Lifestyles
A new MRI-based technique developed by researchers at the University of East Anglia determines the functional age of the heart, re...
New Zealand in Fastest-Warming Ocean Zone, Study Finds
A new study shows that New Zealand lies within the fastest-warming ocean region globally, as two mid-latitude bands in both hemisp...
Rare Flooding Transforms Australian Desert into Temporary Wetland
Extreme rainfall in March 2025 led to rare and widespread flooding across Australia's Channel Country, resulting in significant gr...
