A new report highlights Delhi's escalating urban heat crisis and urges long-term planning for rising temperatures. Targeted green spaces in dense areas are stressed as a key strategy to make the city more heat-resilient.
Delhi's air quality is under scrutiny, with a recent title suggesting a possible positive shift in the capital's environmental performance. The summary implies a developing narrative around the city's efforts to address its notorious air pollution issues.
European nations are undertaking an unprecedented effort in 2025, removing a record number of dams to restore vital river ecosystems and bolster endangered species populations.
A new study indicates that the European Union's carbon tariff mechanism could exert significant influence on climate policies adopted by nations outside of its jurisdiction. This development raises questions about international climate cooperation and the reach of regional environmental regulations.
The concept of the 'right to the city' should extend beyond daylight hours, advocating for public spaces like parks to be accessible and safe for use at night in Indian urban areas.
A recent study indicates significant shifts in India's climate patterns by 2040. The western coast is expected to experience both increased heat and precipitation, while coastal Odisha and West Bengal may face reduced monsoon rainfall.
Annual global sand extraction is reaching 50 billion metric tons, exceeding natural replenishment rates. The UN Environment Programme forecasts a 45% surge in demand by 2060, highlighting a critical environmental challenge.
A new analysis warns that extreme heat during Mecca's Hajj pilgrimage is intensifying due to climate change, shrinking the "safe window" for the event and increasing risks of heat-related illnesses for millions of pilgrims.
Ecologist Thomas Crowther's new book, "Nature's Echo," posits that small ecological elements can trigger significant cause-and-effect chains. He argues that nature's feedback loops, capable of driving collapse, can also be harnessed for recovery.