Geoengineering must be transparent to gain public trust
The latest IPCC report once again raises the possibility that the world cannot control climate change, so some may seek a solution in controversial geoengineering techniques
Category: Articles
Artists lead cultural response to climate crisis
As climate change starts impacting every facet of life, artists become the cultural leaders in their response to it, helping people understand what is happening beyond the science
Cyclones buffet Odisha as temperatures rise
The rise in temperatures due to climate change has increased the vulnerability of Odisha on the east coast of India to intense cyclonic storms
Ken to Betwa, the link that destroys
The government is determined to dig a canal to take the waters of the Ken River to the Betwa River through a protected forest despite the lack of water and local opposition
Australia sounds El Nino alert
The chances of developing El Nino, the warming current in the Pacific Ocean associated with droughts in Australia and India, has increased this year
Ganga loses its steadfast champion in GD Agarwal
GD Agarwal, a doyen of India’s environmentalists, breathed his last at a Rishikesh hospital after a 111-day fast demanding action to revive uninterrupted flow in the critically polluted Ganga
