A special issue documents how communities globally are using local knowledge and practical action to adapt to environmental challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution.
A systematic review in Climate highlights that extreme heat disproportionately impacts informal settlements across Africa, exacerbating existing inequalities and posing significant health risks.
Following Odisha's 2026 floods, humanitarian efforts are focusing on the critical 'second emergency' of recovery, aiming to restore livelihoods and dignity for vulnerable populations.
China's upcoming Chang'e-7 lunar mission will deploy an innovative suite of craft, including a hopper, to explore permanently shadowed craters for accessible water ice.
Students in at least 10 Indian states have protested for basic school facilities like electricity, clean water, and functional toilets, mirroring findings of a government report.
New reports highlight India's reliance on coal despite renewable growth, inadequate flood management, and persistent issues with environmental law enforcement and water contamination.
A new UN report, authored by nearly 600 experts, highlights the severe pressures on the world's oceans due to human activities like pollution and overfishing, while also noting advancements in ocean governance.
A new report highlights that India's five most populous states are underperforming in critical areas of environmental health, agriculture, and human development.
While artificial intelligence promises to revolutionize farming in developed countries, smallholder farmers in developing regions face significant hurdles, potentially exacerbating existing inequalities.
Ecologist Thomas Crowther's new book, "Nature's Echo," posits that small ecological elements can trigger significant cause-and-effect chains. He argues that nature's feedback loops, capable of driving collapse, can also be harnessed for recovery.