Archita Bhatta

About

Science and environment journalist, communicator contributing to national and international discourses on the subjects. PhD in climate change communications, J N Tata scholar, Alumni of University of Leeds, Madurai Kamaraj University and University of Calcutta. Received the Distinguished Service Award from the Ministry of Earth Sciences and worked with news organisations like United News of India, Down to Earth, Scidev.net

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Habitat preservation in the Western Ghats can help enhance biodiversity in the hotspot

Archita Bhatta 17 Mar 2023

Working with biomaterials to add to the sustainable energy mix

Archita Bhatta 31 Jan 2023

Image shows a cloudy sky at sunset in West Bengal, India

Isotopic technique to record rainfall data can boost monsoon prediction

Archita Bhatta 9 Nov 2022

New approach of Indian monsoon estimation to account for rainfall variations

Archita Bhatta 3 Nov 2022

A worker inside a steel plant.

Scientists work on smart materials to help convert waste heat to electricity

Archita Bhatta 19 Sep 2022

News and Inspiration from Nature's Frontline.

The marshes of Tso Kar in the Changthang Plateau of Ladakh. The implementation of access and benefit sharing in remote regions is already compromised by the topography and scarcity of resources, and further at risk by the ABS regime. Image by Esha Joshi.