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
Data confirms climate crisis is global, requiring integrated policy, massive funding, and radical local-to-global collaboration
Climate change has stopped being a headline and started living in our bones.
The Indian government is in early-stage talks to launch a nationwide, climate-linked insurance program to provide rapid financial relief for disaster victims
India’s climate crisis is reshaping the nation, a transformation vividly experienced on its increasingly extreme weather patterns.
This Earth Day, we confront a hard truth: sustainability is no longer a noble ideal—it’s our only lifeline to protect the planet
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs has suggested that the Centre should include “new and emerging” disasters, such as heatwaves, in its disaster management plans
Heatwaves have a human cost, even though floods and storms have been responsible for the majority of reported deaths and financial losses.
The real battle is being fought on the distribution front, even though generation companies are working very hard to meet the surge in power demand
Lawyers and judges in the Kerala High Court have had the option to ditch black! In other words, the lawyers will be moving from black and white to all-white this summer.
The inconvenient truth is – we have crossed the tipping point. This is an emergency siren blaring at the highest pitch.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning about potential climate-related hazards in various regions due to heatwaves.
An Amazon delivery boy jumped into the customer’s pool to beat the heat. To many, this may present a comical respite. But for me, the incident highlights the severity of heatwaves in California and the reality of the impact of severe changes in climate and temperature on the human race. The current last week is