Author: Bernice Lee

India needs a collective effort to build a climate-resilient nation by growing green finance flows effectively; this growth should be all-encompassing and not skewed

Not burning leftover paddy straw in the farms but to power cold storage units will ease the annual pollution problem in northern India and boost farmers' income

Torrential rains due to climate change may have led to the deluge, but the capital city of Bihar remained waterlogged for days due to corruption and failed urban planning

NASA satellites capture images of the extensive flooding in the Ganga River Basin in the eastern state of Bihar due to the heaviest monsoon that India has seen in 25 years

A revival of India’s traditional water harvesting practices will help ensure water and food security, while reducing the risks of climate disasters

Cities across the world are coming up with action plans to adapt to climate change, but incremental adaptation solutions have not led to transformative change

Although countries like India are taking rapid strides in promoting renewables, the extraction, use and strengthening of the coal supply chain is still going strong

In the high mountains of the eastern Himalayas in Arunachal Pradesh, the nomadic Brokpa community is coping with climate change through traditional wisdom

A personal journey of living on a farm has brought a better sense of well-being to a family, besides carrying with it the ecological benefits of lower water and energy footprints

Climate scientists turn spotlight on mountains in a new global report, and are appalled at the quickening pace of melting ice and retreating glaciers