Indigenous activist Kynan Tegar highlights the ongoing fires in Kalimantan, linking them to agricultural corporations and historical land concessions. She also addresses decreased freshwater access for local communities.
A new analysis reveals that the closure of USAID has led to the stalling or collapse of approximately 100 conservation projects globally, affecting wildlife patrols, forest monitoring, and community programs.
Off-grid solar power is being adopted in remote Amazon communities, replacing diesel generators, providing clean water, and enhancing resilience against severe droughts like the one experienced in 2024.
A large-scale kelp restoration project in Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia, has planted over 4,200 square meters of new kelp habitat. The initiative combines science and Indigenous knowledge.
During a 2006 El Niño event in Indonesia, local communities and NGOs battled severe forest and peatland fires caused by drought, slash-and-burn agriculture, and the grass-fire cycle, offering lessons in resourcefulness.
Kashmir's paddy farmers are experiencing their most successful harvest in years, attributing the improved yield to ideal temperatures, sunshine, and rainfall after facing floods and dry spells.
India's Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas launched the GOBARdhan scheme and a unified portal to boost the compressed biogas sector, aiming to reduce import dependence and utilize organic waste effectively.
Routine oil pollution from ships and offshore platforms covers nearly 1.6 million square kilometers of the ocean annually, an area larger than Mongolia, according to Skytruth.
Fishermen in Vietnam are staying ashore as rising diesel prices make fishing unprofitable. This, coupled with declining fish stocks and international pressures, severely impacts livelihoods.