The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has updated its monsoon forecast, indicating a revised prediction of 90% of the Long Period Average (LPA). This revision comes with a significant chance of deficient rainfall.
The distressing sight of dead fish in Delhi's Sanjay Lake serves as a stark indicator of the growing vulnerability of Indian urban centers to the impacts of climate change.
The Amazon rainforest is experiencing a decline in its functional capacity, even in areas still mapped as intact forest. Traditional metrics like deforestation rates and carbon levels do not fully capture this critical loss of biodiversity and ecological function.
A new study reveals that coastal groundwater sources worldwide are increasingly vulnerable to saltwater intrusion due to declining water levels, threatening vital drinking and irrigation supplies.
A new initiative by state-owned Petroecuador involving "hydraulic fracturing" in the Ecuadorian Amazon has raised alarms. Critics are highlighting the potential environmental risks associated with this high-volume shale extraction technique.
India’s growing adoption of electric mobility and renewable energy is rapidly increasing battery demand. This brings important challenges around critical mineral dependence, resource efficiency, and end-of-life battery management. A digital identity system for batteries can address these gaps by assigning…
World Dhole Day highlights the critical need for conservation of the dhole, a social and endangered wild dog species native to Asia. These predators play a vital role in maintaining ecosystem balance.
A young innovator in Nigeria is addressing the dual challenge of menstrual hygiene access and plastic waste by converting agricultural refuse into biodegradable sanitary pads. This initiative offers a sustainable alternative to conventional products.
A vibrant soundscape in Sierra Leone's Gola Rainforest National Park indicates potential success for carbon financing initiatives, with diverse wildlife vocalizations echoing through the ancient trees.