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[Explainer] What is biodiversity finance?

Anusha Krishnan 13 Sep 2022
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With NCR Draft Plan 2041, the sensitive Aravalis remain vulnerable

Aayush Goel 31 Aug 2022

[Commentary] Sustainable use of wild species is critical for the well-being of people and nature

Ganesan Balachander 29 Aug 2022
A wind turbine in Tamil Nadu's Kanyakumari district.

Lagging wind energy needs attention, says standing committee report

Kundan Pandey 22 Aug 2022

RBI gears up to deal with climate-related financial risks

Kundan Pandey 19 Aug 2022

India set to build its own carbon credit market, change building bylaws for energy efficiency

Manish Kumar 18 Aug 2022

[Explainer] Why do floods occur?

Anusha Krishnan 17 Aug 2022
Two storks crossing the road in north India.

The curious case of the woolly-necked stork and its rising numbers in Haryana

Sneha Mahale 16 Aug 2022

Amid challenges, India announces new climate goals with updated NDCs

Manish Kumar 12 Aug 2022
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A hope for climate-focused urban planning in Assam’s cities reeling from severe floods

Sanskrita Bharadwaj 10 Aug 2022
A fisherwoman pulling up her Chinese net using the traditional Khu-il Chingba method in front of a homestay. Photo by Victor Ningthoujam.

Authorities announce “clean up” of Loktak lake; locals fear loss of fishing commons

Donald Takhell 9 Aug 2022
Banni in Gujarat, is among the largest grasslands in India, and has been earmarked for large-scale grass plantations via tillage.

[Commentary] Restoring Indian grasslands does not require disturbing soil and planting grasses, but more science

Ashish Nerlekar and Ankila Hiremath 8 Aug 2022

The Changpas’ way of life is undergoing shocks and disruption

Shrishtee Bajpai and Ashish Kothari 5 Aug 2022

In the name of development, Bihar is slowly losing its dense forests 

Umesh Kumar Ray 4 Aug 2022
A dolphin in the Vikramshila Gangetic Dolphin Sanctuary. Photo by Mrinal Kaushik/Wikimedia Commons.

Involvement of fishing communities, transboundary cooperation could help mitigate threats to the Ganges river dolphin

Rahul Singh 3 Aug 2022
During summer months, MGNREGS workers start work before dawn, and try to wrap up before noon. However, such measures aren’t sustainable, say experts. India’s economy is highly dependent on heat-exposed labour with an overwhelming 75% of the labour force, close to 380 million people. Photo by Mahima Jain.

Can MGNREGS work as a social protection scheme for women in heat-stressed areas?

Mahima Jain 2 Aug 2022

Attacks by dogs a serious concern for the revered blackbuck in Haryana

Sneha Mahale 1 Aug 2022

[Commentary] SC judgement on eco-sensitive zone is the icing on the cake for biodiversity

Dipak Anand, G.V Gopi and Anjani Rawat 25 Jul 2022
A tiger using an underpass on NH44.

Monitoring crossing structures in tiger reserves offers insights into species movement, behaviour

Gana Kedlaya 25 Jul 2022

Land banks in Jharkhand may become a recipe for conflicts

Sushmita 22 Jul 2022

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