Monsoon activity has decreased in Maharashtra, while other parts of India are experiencing heavy rainfall. These downpours are increasing the risk of landslides in mountainous areas.
The United States' second-largest reservoir, Lake Powell, has hit an unprecedented low, intensifying worries about the deepening crisis in the Colorado River system. This critical milestone follows closely behind Lake Mead's own historic low.
Amazon communities are voicing concerns over waterway expansion projects, fearing a trade-off between enhanced agribusiness speed and their safety as elections approach.
Community fishers in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, are facing significant challenges preserving their traditional practices due to overwhelming plastic pollution impacting their fishing grounds.
Australia's native forests are losing their most vital structures: large old trees. These giants are crucial for carbon storage and provide essential habitats for numerous animal species.
South Africa's Constitutional Court has definitively blocked Shell and Impact Africa from exploring for fossil fuels along the nation's Wild Coast. The landmark ruling sided with local communities and environmental advocates.
Millions affected by the 2008 Kosi breach in Bihar and Nepal have not received promised relief and rehabilitation, highlighting ongoing accountability gaps despite international funding and investigations.
Environmentalists are raising concerns over the alleged use of glyphosate on forest land in Mandi district for pea cultivation. The spraying is reported to threaten local biodiversity, soil, and water resources.
A significant court case in South Africa is scrutinizing the use of artificial intelligence in determining eligibility for social grants. Concerns are raised about algorithmic bias and potential violations of constitutional rights for vulnerable populations.