Sahana Ghosh

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Sahana lives in Kolkata in east India. She jumped ship from microbiology to journalism in 2012. She has worked with leading Indian newswire IANS and has also written for SciDev. Net. With a love for all things green, she dreams of bridging the gap between scientists and the media and open up a Science Cafe someday. Passionate about science content creation and marketing. Advocates gender equality. Science diplomacy. Science in Remote areas.

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Study maps livelihoods most vulnerable to climate change in Guwahati

Sahana Ghosh 27 Nov 2019

Mother Earth’s wrath went easy on human lives in 2016, compared to previous years

Sahana Ghosh, Mayank Aggarwal 21 Nov 2019

On the frontline of disasters, mangroves at the receiving end of development and climate change

Sahana Ghosh 19 Nov 2019

31st birthday gift: a world with net-zero emissions?

Mayank Aggarwal, Sahana Ghosh 15 Nov 2019

The Thackeray that was involved in a case of mistaken identity

Sahana Ghosh 14 Nov 2019

After cyclone Fani, women in a migrant fishing community start resilience fund

Sahana Ghosh 12 Nov 2019

Crops under shifting cultivation hit in Mizoram villages: Study

Sahana Ghosh 5 Nov 2019

How past climatic shifts shaped the evolution of geckos

Sahana Ghosh 1 Nov 2019

Negligence narrative unfolds as Kopili hydropower plant pipeline burst kills four

Nabarun Guha, Sahana Ghosh 29 Oct 2019

Invasive whiteflies on coconut palms raise biosecurity concerns

Sahana Ghosh 25 Oct 2019

Natural, man-made air pollutants tinkering with Guwahati’s rainwater

Sahana Ghosh 22 Oct 2019

The 11-year-old who’s holding governments accountable for inaction on climate change

Sahana Ghosh 17 Oct 2019

Named after ‘bhujia’, a new species of underground fish pops up in Kerala

Sahana Ghosh 15 Oct 2019

Unmeasured burden: Drug-resistance in farm animals threatens human health in India

Sahana Ghosh 9 Oct 2019

British lawyer comes to India chasing moths

Sahana Ghosh 4 Oct 2019

[Interview] ‘India’s forest guards deserve far more recognition, respect’, says Green Oscar winner Ashwika Kapur

Sahana Ghosh 2 Oct 2019

Study shows hungry rains gaining ground in India

Sahana Ghosh 26 Sep 2019

Are changing agricultural practices responsible for vanishing happiness in remote Tripura hamlets?

Sahana Ghosh 25 Sep 2019

Making children resilient to droughts

Sahana Ghosh 19 Sep 2019

When smog travels from South Asia to the United States

Sahana Ghosh 17 Sep 2019

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