
South Asia Scorches in Early Heatwave: A Warning Sign of Accelerating Climate Crisis
A dangerous new normal : temperatures that typically peak in May or June have surged in April, reshaping what was once a predictable seasonal cycle.
A dangerous new normal : temperatures that typically peak in May or June have surged in April, reshaping what was once a predictable seasonal cycle.
Retired ISRO scientist unveils AI-powered soil analyser, Revolutionizing agriculture testing
In 2024 alone, India’s total solar PV exports reached an impressive ₹12,94,072.2 lakh (≈ $15.59 million), with solar modules making up the lion’s share at ₹12,64,474.79 lakh (≈ $15.23 million) and solar cells contributing ₹29,597.41 lakh (≈ $356,595)
Currently, only 17.6 per cent of land and inland waters and 8.4% of ocean and coastal areas are within documented protected and conserved zones.
Unprecedented deforestation in Cox’s Bazar reveals the deepening environmental cost of displacement. Unless decisive action is taken, Cox’s Bazar may soon be known not only for one of the world’s worst refugee crises—but also for one of its most tragic environmental failures.
New modeling reveals far greater economic threat from global warming than previously estimated, challenging outdated assumptions
Over 10,000 trees cut in Telangana’s Kancha Gachibowli—an urban forest razed for IT parks, despite massive student protests.
ING has become the first globally systemic bank to receive validation from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for its climate targets aligned with the 1.5°C pathway—a threshold widely accepted as crucial to avoiding the most catastrophic impacts of climate change.
Titled The Scourge of Untreated Wastewater: The Economic, Environmental and Human Costs of Inaction, the report exposes the steep economic, environmental, and human toll of untreated wastewater.