Rising human populations, expanding farmlands, and climate change-induced drought in Southern Africa's protected areas are predicted to heighten human-elephant conflict. This trend poses a significant challenge to conservation efforts in the region.
A weather system developing over Jharkhand is set to bring very heavy rainfall to several states. Residents are advised to check local forecasts as the alert covers a wide area.
The UNCCD COP17 in Ulaanbaatar warns of a critical gap between land restoration pledges and the funds needed for tangible action against desertification and drought.
Despite Odisha announcing that all revenue villages are now electrified, the reality on the ground suggests that energy poverty persists. A case of failed DRE systems highlights the gap between official coverage and actual access.
Toxic spill from a mining waste dam continues to impact residents in Zambia's Copperbelt Province more than a year after its collapse. The dam is owned by Sino-Metals Leach Zambia.
In Brejão dos Negros, Brazil, a quilombo community is defending its ancestral lands and vital mangrove ecosystems where the São Francisco River meets the Atlantic coast. The struggle highlights the intersection of land rights and environmental conservation.
Despite a recent court defeat and internal estimates suggesting wind power's potential, the Trump administration is pressing forward with efforts to halt wind energy development. This campaign involves executive orders, legal challenges, and lease buybacks.
Forest corridors in Tamil Nadu's Nilgiris are increasingly intersecting human settlements, leading to dangerous encounters. Recent incidents highlight the escalating challenges of coexisting with wildlife.
A severe June heatwave, shattering temperature records across Europe, is being linked by scientists to human-driven climate change. The unusual timing and intensity raise concerns about escalating health risks.