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PLA Breaks Down in Indian Soil Without Leaving Microplastics, Study Finds

A recent study finds that PLA, a compostable plastic, breaks down in Indian soil without leaving harmful microplastics, unlike con...

Deoleo 2025 Report Highlights Emissions Reduction and Circular Packaging

Deoleo’s 2025 Sustainability Report outlines progress in emissions reduction, recycled packaging use, and ESG implementation acros...

Corporate Decarbonisation Progresses With 69% Firms On Track: PwC

PwC report finds 69% of companies on track for emissions targets, with stronger execution but continued challenges in supply chain...

Urban Parks In Poorer Areas Smaller Hotter And More Polluted Study Finds

Study finds urban parks in lower-income neighbourhoods are smaller, hotter and more polluted, highlighting unequal access to envir...

Why Efficient Power Utilisation is India’s Next Challenge

The next hurdle isn't just about producing green energy; it's about building the infrastructure to capture, store, and distribute ...

The Ticking Clock: Why "Fresh" is India's Hardest Promise

India’s seafood supply chain is being reshaped as new players use direct sourcing, cold-chain logistics and data-led demand foreca...

Is This Heat Quietly Harming You? Doctors Explain the Risks

Heatwaves are no longer seasonal discomfort but a growing full-body health risk, doctors warn.

Beyond Irrigation: How Solar Technology Is Transforming Farmers Into Energy Entr...

Solar technology is doing more than helping farmers water their crops. It is helping them achieve their dreams, writes the author

From Burnout to Layoffs: The Human Cost of Modern Work

How cost-cutting, burnout and weak workplace culture are reshaping employee expectations and exposing the human cost of modern wor...

Emotional Residue At Work: Why Unaddressed Experiences Don’t Stay Personal

Unaddressed emotional stress at work is emerging as a structural business risk, with experts arguing that organisations must treat...

India’s Textile Waste Recycling Could Unlock $9.4 Bn Annually: FICCI

A FICCI report estimates India could unlock $9.4 billion annually from textile waste by improving collection, sorting, and recycli...

EU Backs Clean Transition In New Energy And Climate Diplomacy Plan

The European Union has outlined a new energy and climate diplomacy plan aimed at strengthening global clean transition efforts thr...

El Niño could return earlier than expected in 2026

El Niño is forecast to develop as early as mid-2026, with rising Pacific temperatures indicating a strong event that could reshape...

Study Finds 98% Of Meat And Dairy Climate Claims Could Be Greenwashing

A University of Miami study finds that most environmental claims by meat and dairy companies lack evidence, with 98% potentially q...

When El Niño Meets AI: India’s New Inflation Equation

El Niño is shaping up as a fresh economic risk for India, threatening monsoons, farm output, food prices and growth

Study Finds 1,000 Tonnes Of Microplastics Enter Food And Drinks Each Year

A new study estimates that around 1,000 tonnes of microplastics enter food and beverages annually through packaging, raising conce...

Sustainability In Real Estate: How Green Practices Are Shaping Homebuyer Decisio...

This is not only to fulfil their lifestyle needs but to contribute towards the wellness of society and the planet. Such demand hig...

Why Is Environmental Health Still Failing to Address Combined Risks?

Rising overlap of pollution and climate risks is exposing weak policy responses and forcing a shift toward integrated environmenta...

India’s Cooling Challenge Shifts To Efficiency As Fan Market Faces Reset

The report finds that making ceiling fans more efficient could cut energy use and ease India’s growing cooling demand, but high up...

Soil Biodiversity Extinction Risk Rises As Study Flags Major Data Gaps

A global study finds 20% of soil species face extinction and another 20% lack data, raising concerns over biodiversity loss, food ...

Global Carbon Markets Expand To 38 Systems Covering 23% Of Emissions

Global carbon markets now span 38 systems covering 23% of emissions, with revenues at $70 billion in 2024 and expansion led by eme...