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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
  • Biodiversity

New ‘walking shark’ species identified in Papua New Guinea waters

A previously unknown species of walking shark has been discovered in the shallow coastal waters of Papua New Guinea. This remarkable find adds to the diversity of epaulette sharks, known for their unique ability to navigate shorelines on their fins.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 18, 2026
  • Biodiversity

French Polynesia Safeguards 30% of Its Waters from Harmful Industries

French Polynesia has significantly expanded its ocean protections, designating 30% of its waters as off-limits to extractive industries such as seabed mining and industrial fishing.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 18, 2026
  • Biodiversity

Peruvian Municipalities Grant Legal Rights to Stingless Bees

In a groundbreaking move, two municipalities in the Peruvian Amazon have granted legal rights to native stingless bees, recognizing their right to exist and be represented. This marks the first instance globally of an insect receiving such legal protection.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 17, 2026
  • Climate Change

India’s Budget Lacks Heatwave Preparedness, Despite Crisis

A new report indicates India's Union Budget overlooks extreme heat as a critical public health and livelihood emergency. Despite escalating temperatures and Super El Niño threats, a national strategy for heatwave response and resilience is absent.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 17, 2026
  • Pollution

Delhi faces new public health threat from ground-level ozone

Vehicle and industrial emissions are fueling a rise in ground-level ozone pollution in Delhi, posing a significant threat to public health. Data indicates persistent breaches of safety standards, impacting respiratory and cardiovascular systems.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 17, 2026
  • Policy & Regulation

Asia’s Critical Minerals Boom Exacerbates Environmental and Rights Risks

A new report by AIGCC and ISS STOXX highlights escalating environmental, human rights, and climate risks associated with Asia's booming critical minerals sector. While many mining companies have robust policies, actual implementation of due diligence is often lacking.

  • EcoNxt
  • June 17, 2026
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