Climate change poses a significant challenge to India’s diverse geography and economy. Rising temperatures threaten agriculture and water resources. Coastal cities face increased flooding and erosion. The Indian Constitution emphasises environmental protection. Cultural heritage sites are at risk from climate impacts. Legal frameworks are evolving to address these issues. Collective action is essential for sustainable development and preserving India's rich cultural and natural heritage.
Today, milestone has been achieved in wildlife conservation with the first-ever tagging of the Ganges River Dolphin (Platanista gangetica) in Assam. This initiative is part of Project Dolphin,...
Recent discussions led by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu have brought into light the urgent need for a comprehensive water policy in Andhra Pradesh. This initiative comes in...
Recent developments in Tumakuru district, Karnataka, have raised alarms among environmental activists. The proposal to divert 48.2 hectares of forest land for the Sarangapani Iron and Manganese Ore...
The recent discussions in India's judiciary highlight the importance of tree conservation. Justice Oka emphasised the need for stricter regulations on tree felling in urban areas. He proposed...
Recent research indicates that climate change is altering the tree line landscape of the central Himalayas. In this region, birch trees are being replaced by fir trees. This...
The aviation sector is contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Recent studies reveal that if the aviation industry were a country, it would rank among the top ten emitters...
Shennongjia National Park, located in Hubei Province, China, has become a symbol of successful conservation efforts. This UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve is celebrated for its stunning landscapes and...
Recent studies highlight the remarkable resilience of ancient South Asian societies, particularly the Indus Valley Civilisation, to climate change. Research spanning the last 5,000 years reveals how these...
Urbanisation in India has led to warming in cities. This warming is primarily due to reduced vegetation, heat-retaining materials, and increased energy demands. The Government of India, through...
The 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, has reignited discussions on carbon markets. These platforms allow the buying and selling of rights to emit carbon...
