Author: Arun Sharma

Women and girls are more likely to be put in harm’s way when extreme weather events in developing countries like India displace millions of people every year

Governments need to urgently reduce air pollution, a leading health risk in developing countries, and providing quality data in the public domain is a key first step

To build back better after the pandemic, there’s a need to prevent and mitigate negative impacts of businesses on workers, communities and the environment

The Covid-19 lockdown achieved 95% of the target set by India’s clean air programme in four major cities, holding important lessons to curb air pollution round the year

Even as Covid-19 spreads like wildfire across South Asia, farmers are planting the summer crop despite grappling with higher input costs, labour issues and the threat of floods

The frequency of days with both extreme heat and extreme air pollution could massively increase by 2050, and so would the number of people who will be affected by those days

Awareness remains low on how to avoid lightning strikes even as at least 126 people were struck dead during monsoon storms in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh

Artificial intelligence tools can provide efficient frameworks to design and propagate clean air campaigns for greatest online reach and effectiveness

Since India is the world's second-largest consumer of palm oil, it has a big effect on efforts to make the production and processing of the commodity sustainable

Algal blooms in the Arabian Sea that can be seen from space are being caused by the warming of snow-clad mountains in the Himalayas thousands of miles away