NEW DELHI, INDIA—The intersection of environment and public health is dominating the national agenda, with India asserting its leadership role on the global climate stage while accelerating its domestic health research and pharmaceutical capabilities. India Demands...
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Karnataka Moves to Declare Myristica Swamps as Biodiversity Heritage Sites
In a landmark decision for biodiversity conservation in the Western Ghats, the Karnataka State Western Ghats Conservation Task Force has announced immediate plans to designate the state's rare and fragmented Myristica Swamps as Biodiversity Heritage Sites. This urgent...
Schools Shift to Hybrid Learning as Delhi Chokes Under GRAP Stage 3
NEW DELHI, INDIA—The annual health emergency caused by air pollution has forced a crucial decision regarding children’s safety and education. Following the rapid deterioration of the Air Quality Index (AQI) into the 'Severe' category (AQI 401–450), the Delhi...
Air Emergency: India Dominates Global Pollution Chart as Cities Register ‘Hazardous’ AQI
NEW DELHI, INDIA—A startling analysis of real-time air quality data reveals an unprecedented environmental crisis, with India completely dominating the global charts for air pollution. According to live global rankings, 70 of the top 75 most polluted cities worldwide...
Climate Change: Proof, Denial, and The Crisis Ahead
Climate change is not some distant possibility. It is an assault already underway, invading homes, cities, and economies. The most underprivileged are bearing its brunt, while those more fortunate are able, for now, to afford negligence. The facts are undeniable, yet...
Everest’s Unsung Heroes: The Sherpas Who Risk It All
Sherpas are an ethnic group native to the Himalayas, especially eastern Nepal. Over the years, their name has become synonymous with high-altitude mountaineering. Known for their strength, endurance, and knowledge of the terrain, Sherpas work as guides and porters,...
Ocean Darkening: The Silent Crisis of Our Time
Recent research by scientists from the University of Plymouth and Plymouth Marine Laboratory has revealed a worrying trend: between 2003 and 2022, about 21% of the world’s oceans have darkened. This means that sunlight is penetrating less deeply into the water,...
CEEW Report Warns of Rising Heat Risks Across India
The Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) has released a comprehensive report titled "Mapping Climate Risks and Impacts of Extreme Heatwave Disasters in Indian Districts," highlighting the escalating threat of extreme heat across India. Key Findings: High...
Sagarmatha Sambaad: Nepal Takes the Lead to Save the Himalayas
Kathmandu, Nepal – The Sagarmatha Sambaad, Nepal’s flagship global dialogue platform, hosted its second edition in May 2025, bringing the world’s attention to the fragile state of the Hindukush-Himalaya (HKH) region. Named after Sagarmatha (Mount Everest), the event...
New Material COF-999 Could Help Fight Climate Change by Capturing Carbon from Air
Scientists create a powerful carbon-catching material that works like a sponge for pollution. Scientists from the University of California, Berkeley have developed a new material called COF-999, which can remove carbon dioxide (CO₂) directly from the air. This...









