Category: Environment

Supreme Court has expanded the scope of Articles 14 and 21 to include the “right against the adverse effects of climate change”.

The media often highlights sensational stories of human-dog conflict, but these narratives oversimplify complex socio-ecological dynamics.

Black carbon emissions harms the environment and health. The Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) aims to reduce such emissions from residential units.

The World Water Day initiative, serves as a global platform to raise awareness and mobilize action on pressing water-related challenges.

For nearly a week, the Coonoor forest range in the Nilgiris of Tamil Nadu has been engulfed by intense forest fires.

Bengaluru, the third most populated city in India, is experiencing the most severe drinking water shortage in its almost half a millennium existence.

Among the seven countries in South Asia, India holds the distinction of having the largest land area and is home to 185 invasive alien plant species.

Fragmented approach to land management necessitates urgent intervention and policy reform.

With the recent conclusion of the Sixth Assessment Report (AR6), discussions have now shifted towards the initiation of the seventh assessment cycle (AR7). A recent meeting held in Turkey marked the beginning of the AR7 cycle and set the stage for deliberations on crucial aspects such as report contents, timelines, and alignment with global climate goals.

The recent incident in Wayanad, Kerala, where a wild elephant tragically killed a man, sheds light on the escalating human-animal conflict in the region.

This article discusses the imperative for equitable phasing out of fossil fuels, international legal considerations, and the situation in India amidst global efforts to mitigate climate change

The recent birth of seven cheetah cubs in Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno National Park marks a significant milestone in India’s Project Cheetah, aimed at reintroducing cheetahs to the country.