Author: Bernice Lee

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

India must not squander this chance of electrifying its urban bus transit system and should take care to avoid the mistakes it made while converting diesel-run buses to CNG

The resounding victory for the governing party in India’s elections means that it is likely to continue championing the policies it embarked on in 2014, some of them with serious environmental consequences

With examples from South Asia, this book makes a strong case for participation of all in the governance of climate adaptation projects

The government’s ambitious renewable energy target can only be met with policy certainty, financial support and increased consumer awareness about rooftop solar energy

Overexploitation and mismanagement have placed intolerable stress on the Cauvery river in southern India, but no remedy is in sight yet