The birth of two Przewalski’s horse foals in Kazakhstan marks a significant milestone for conservation efforts to reintroduce the species to its native grasslands after nearly two centuries.
A study projects 451,000 global heat deaths by February 2027 due to super El Niño. Nigeria faces the highest toll, with poverty and weak infrastructure increasing vulnerability.
Despite high pollution index scores, India has reclassified waste-to-energy incinerators into a lenient 'blue category,' exempting them from rigorous scrutiny and public hearings, sparking environmental and health worries.
Scientists discovered 31 new species, including a giant octopus and a gossamer worm, during an expedition in Brazil's vast, unexplored ocean midwater zone.
Delhi is targeting 2,354 industries with stricter air pollution controls, including new particulate matter standards and mandatory continuous emission monitoring systems, as part of its 2026 winter air quality strategy.
Kerala is seeing a rise in electric vehicle registrations, but environmental gains are diminished as the state adds more vehicles overall than it replaces.
Wayan Wardika's Bring Back the Light initiative focuses on breeding fireflies and promoting organic farming to combat habitat loss and pesticide use, aiming to reverse declining numbers on the Indonesian island.
Maharashtra's government has declared drought in 265 talukas due to a weak monsoon, leading to significant crop damage and farmer losses. Relief measures have been announced.
Wayan Wardika initiated Indonesia's only firefly conservation project, Bring Back the Light, to reintroduce fireflies to Bali by breeding them and promoting habitat protection and organic farming.