A digest of significant environmental court orders from June 24, 2026, reveals key decisions impacting environmental governance. The rulings offer insights into the judiciary's role in addressing ecological concerns.
Expanding orchards and shrinking bear habitats in Kashmir's villages are leading to an increase in attacks on people. Experts point to climate change, poor waste management, and disrupted hibernation patterns as contributing factors, intensifying conflict in shared landscapes.
In Kenya's Mida Creek, fishers are facing the realities of a changing ocean. Despite slow fishing days, a sense of hope prevails as communities adapt to evolving marine conditions.
Chhattisgarh's new compressed biogas (CBG) policy, alongside innovations from the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), indicates a significant expansion of India's rural bioeconomy. This development focuses on transforming waste into valuable resources.
Several Indian states are facing the threat of thunderstorms, rain, and lightning. Meanwhile, Mumbai is experiencing disruptions to daily life due to heavy rainfall.
India faces significant exposure to El Niño's impacts, with rainfed rice and maize crops at risk during the kharif season due to a deficient monsoon. Satellite analysis highlights the nation's vulnerability.
Residents in South Africa's coal mining regions are suffering from poor air quality due to unfulfilled clean air promises, impacting public health near power stations and mines.
A comprehensive study of 3,139 power plants reveals that fossil fuels will continue to dominate Africa's electricity supply, despite ambitious goals for universal access by 2030. While renewable energy is increasing, the expansion of coal and gas projects is expected to significantly boost COâ‚‚ emissions and water stress.
Canada's potential expansion of an Arctic winter road is raising alarms for Indigenous communities. Guardians are actively monitoring the potential effects on caribou populations that rely on the region.