Environment & Bio-diversity

A meta-analysis reveals secondary particulate matter as the largest contributor, alongside transport and biomass burning.

Disaster resilience in the ecologically vulnerable Himalayas must prevail over harmful infrastructure projects that threaten local ecosystems.

A new UN report highlights the onset of water bankruptcy, emphasizing its impact on millions and potential migrations across vulnerable regions.

A new study reveals alarming subsidence rates in India’s deltas driven by urbanization and groundwater depletion

Kapil Sibal warns of potential issues if the definition of mountains is imposed by the court.

The recent death highlights the ongoing issues of territorial disputes among tigers in Kaziranga National Park's Bagori Range.

Researchers identify a new microscopic crustacean named Indiaphonte bijoyi, celebrating India's marine biodiversity.

Tamil Nadu Forest department initiates Vulture Safe Zones to combat the decline of vulture populations caused by toxic drugs.

Natural disaster losses declined in 2025, but severe weather events still raise concerns about climate change impacts and future risks.

From energy hungry servers to water scarcity, AI’s rise brings climate challenges India and the world can no longer ignore

Unseasonal inferno at 3,300 metres threatens Uttarakhand’s UNESCO heritage site; helicopter water-drops and state-led efforts underway

Leveraging Article 6 to Unlock Technology, Finance, and Low-Carbon Growth

Two-year telemetry study tracks nesting, migration, and fishing interactions along Tamil Nadu coast

An ecologist who shifted India’s environmental debate from fortress wildlife protection to community rights, leaving an enduring imprint on the Western Ghats and people-led conservation

From shaping the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve to redefining landscape-level ecology, the ecologist’s work left an enduring imprint on India’s conservation science and practice

From shaping Ecologically Sensitive Zones to challenging profit-driven development, Gadgil redefined conservation and human-nature balance in Kerala

How a private nature reserve balances ecological restoration with low-impact tourism beyond tiger safaris

A decade after Paris, emissions intensity has fallen and renewables have surged — yet coal, capacity gaps, and forest accounting expose the limits of headline success

CJI Surya Kant flags policy failure, conflicting data and delays by CAQM; calls for transparent, issue-wise diagnosis of NCR’s air crisis

Why global climate commitments must expand to rangelands and how India can turn policy conflict into a carbon-sink advantage