US House Passes Bill Restricting Retirement ESG
New US legislation mandates that retirement fiduciaries prioritize pecuniary factors over social or environmental goals.
Climate Change: Meticulous Measurement, Paralysing Inaction
Global climate reports signal alarm with rising temperatures, rendering the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C target seemingly unconquerable.
Climate Change Now India’s Public Health Crisis, Dr. Soumya Swaminathan
Dr. Soumya Swaminathan, former ICMR Director, positions climate change as an urgent public health emergency.
Contaminated Taps: Why Urban Water Infrastructure Is Failing India?
Indore’s recent contamination tragedy and the simultaneous jaundice outbreak in Odisha expose systemic failures in urban water governance and public health.
Central European Firms Struggle to Bridge the ESG Data and Finance Gap
A Deloitte report finds Central European companies struggle to link complex ESG disclosures with core financial performance.
Economic Growth No Longer Needs Carbon Emissions
Decoupling is now the norm; 92% of world GDP shows economic growth without rising emissions.
UN Report ‘Hijacked’ Over Fossil Fuels
The US and allies hijacked the UN environment report, blocking fossil fuel findings.
Supriya Sahu: Chennai’s Elephant Whisperer
Chennai Public servant Supriya Sahu uses nature, cool roofs, and policy to save vulnerable families from extreme heat.
Beyond Borders: Why Local Climate Action Must Meet Global Policy
Data confirms climate crisis is global, requiring integrated policy, massive funding, and radical local-to-global collaboration
When Climate Change Becomes Personal
Climate change has stopped being a headline and started living in our bones.
Global Inequality an ‘Emergency’ as Urgent as Climate Change
G20 experts urge new International Panel on Inequality, mirroring climate science body
COP30: Finance Tripled, Fossil Transition Roadmaps Adopted
195 Parties approve Belém Package; adaptation finance triples; new transition mechanisms launched at COP30.
