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South African Police Intercept Smuggled Venomous Scorpions

Authorities in South Africa have arrested a man at Cape Town International Airport for attempting to smuggle 150 live venomous scorpions. The scorpions were found individually wrapped in plastic bags within his luggage.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 19, 2026
  • Policy & Regulation

Tribunal Tackles Waste Lapses in Jammu & Kashmir, Goa Wetland Issues

The National Green Tribunal addressed significant waste and sewage management deficiencies in Jammu & Kashmir, as well as encroachment concerns in Goa's Kodal wetland.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 19, 2026
  • Sustainability & ESG

India’s green transition widens gender inequalities, study finds

India's ambitious green transition, while promoting growth and climate action, is inadvertently exacerbating gender inequalities, according to new findings. The report highlights impacts on women's access to resources and education.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 19, 2026
  • Climate Change

Delhi swelters as Northeast India faces deluge of heavy rain

Delhi-NCR continues to experience intense heat, with temperatures around 42°C. Simultaneously, northeastern regions are on alert for significant rainfall and potential flooding.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 19, 2026
  • Biodiversity

Saudi parrotfish festival blends science and tradition

An annual parrotfish festival on Saudi Arabia's Farasan Islands highlights the intersection of traditional practices and scientific ecological knowledge, drawing hundreds to the shores for a communal catch.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 18, 2026
  • Policy & Regulation

Plastic Treaty Negotiator Stresses Need for Consensus

The path to a global plastic treaty faces challenges, with top negotiator Julio Cordano emphasizing the necessity of consensus to address the worldwide plastic pollution crisis. Consensus building is key to any potential solution.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 18, 2026
  • Biodiversity

Millions of Trees Approved for Felling on Forest Land in Three Years

An analysis reveals that over 2.8 million trees situated on forest land have received approval for felling over a three-year period. The findings highlight significant deforestation activities occurring across forest areas.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 18, 2026
  • Pollution

Tata Chemicals Liable for Gulf of Kutch Marine Sanctuary Damage

The Gujarat High Court has ruled Tata Chemicals liable for extensive ecological damage to the Gulf of Kutch Marine Sanctuary. The court identified the firm as an encroacher due to illegal effluent discharge.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 18, 2026
  • Energy

India’s EV adoption hindered by financing, not technology, new report suggests

Despite increased electric vehicle (EV) supply in India, buyer confidence remains low due to concerns about resale value and charging infrastructure. New models aim to shift battery and resale risk to institutions, advocating for institutional finance and secondary markets.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 18, 2026
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