Author: Anusha Sundar

New research confirms that mangroves are a vital component in protecting coastal communities from violent cyclones brought on by climate change

Declassified spy satellite images show that glaciers in the Himalayas are melting at double the rate since the turn of the century due to climate change

Despite the drought gripping this region of India, one village in Marathwada in Maharashtra has flourished by growing grapes using innovative water saving methods

In Maharashtra – the epicentre of the drought gripping the country – farmers are abandoning dying crops and people are struggling to find enough water to survive

An well-intentioned initiative in Kerala to use plastic waste salvaged from the Arabian Sea to pave roads in the southern province may be doing more harm than good

Naturally occurring reservoirs of carbon in the modern ocean could be disturbed again, with potentially serious effects to Earth’s oceans and climate

Faced with rising temperatures, deforestation and poor development, the Bonda people in Odisha are abandoning their ancestral villages and migrating in search of livelihoods

World Environment Day is an appropriate occasion to turn a spotlight on the invention of Mangal Turbine, which boosts rural productivity and reduces greenhouse gas emissions

Climate change messaging has a powerful correlation with changing or reinforcing someone's belief, and more emotive messages hold greater appeal for people

Long-term research shows how the icy tongue of the Kolahoi Glacier in Kashmir is receding due to climate change and deforestation