Category Research & Reports

Author Rajat Chaudhuri believes genres like solarpunk can make complex climate change discussions more accessible, fostering ecological consciousness and influencing imagination.

Linguist Peggy Mohan argues that for India's major written languages to thrive, they must be integrated into science, technology, and AI development, enabling them to express new ideas.

An Angolan environmentalist highlights a critical lack of data as a major obstacle in combating environmental crimes and assessing climate impacts like droughts and floods.

Leading AI lab researchers express concerns about AI causing human extinction but continue development due to perceived benefits, the necessity of testing, and a global competitive dynamic.

Unusually heavy monsoon rains in drought-prone Bundelkhand have devastated kharif crops like sesame and pulses. However, the plentiful rainfall has refilled ancient ponds, offering hope for a strong rabi harvest.

Nepal's flood recovery must integrate urgent relief with long-term rebuilding. Lessons from the 2015 earthquake highlight the effectiveness of cash transfers and community-led planning.

A new study in Kerala, India, reveals that climate-related disasters like floods and storms create greater dangers for people with disabilities by intensifying existing accessibility barriers.

A monthlong expedition in Trinidad and Tobago's deep waters utilized specialized technology to survey nearly 93% of the nation's marine territory, identifying new species and cold seeps.

Indonesia's Mount Anak Krakatau erupted, causing flight disruptions. The 1883 eruption of its predecessor, Krakatau, caused global temperature drops, blue moons, and thousands of deaths.

An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, emerging mid-2026, is spreading faster than the 2013-2016 West Africa crisis. Weak surveillance, porous borders, conflict, and lack of vaccines are driving transmission.