Author: Anusha Sundar

Fishing communities living on the Bay of Bengal coast in Tamil Nadu, who are vulnerable to extreme weather events, are receiving training to prepare for disasters

There is a lot at stake for India related to the new market mechanisms under the Paris climate pact, which are seen as an important way to mitigate carbon emissions

About two-thirds of India’s population was exposed to high temperatures of over 40 degrees Celsius in May-June this year, up from 52.94% in 2018, satellite data show

In his latest novel, Gun Island, Amitav Ghosh brings together insights from a range of his earlier works to his passion on the theme of climate change

Climate change, land degradation and deforestation are combining to jeopardise global food security unless radical changes are made, warn scientists from around the world

Thermal power plants will have to control their emissions of sulphur and nitrogen oxides that contribute significantly to air pollution, even it means increased cost of production

Forcing the poor to pay the ultimate price of destitution and displacement due to the climate crisis for the comfort of the rich cannot continue if we want to retain social cohesion

Himalayan states are demanding payment for ecosystem services such as clean water and pristine forests, a demand based on the idea of natural capital whose time has come

In an exclusive interview, India’s Water Secretary, Upendra Prasad Singh, emphasises the crucial needs of managing water demand in agriculture and community participation

At a time when the world is trying to find ways to fight climate change, indigenous communities living in and around forests have a big role to play to mitigate its devastating impacts