Author: Chandrani Sinha

It’ll take a global system change if this wish of former UK energy minister Claire O’Neill, who will head the next United Nations climate summit in Glasgow, were to come true

Authorities need to move now to expand straw gasification and combat the next airpocalypse that is worsened by farm residue burning every spring and autumn

The annual summit failed to make headway as there was a breakdown in discussions over finance, carbon markets or how to deal with loss and damage caused by climate change

Many high greenhouse gas emitting countries, including India and China, have reduced emissions intensity, but governments need to take stronger action to restrain global warming

An increasing number of women in the climate-hit region Marathwada in Maharashtra are feeding their families and making money through diversified organic agriculture

India has tremendous untapped potential for solar-powered enterprises that now require access to affordable financing to flourish at scale

From players struggling in extreme heat to droughts and floods affecting cricket pitches, the game of glorious uncertainty now needs to adapt to climate change

Lives of more than 1.4 billion people living in mountains, coasts and islands are in jeopardy due to an accelerated rise in sea levels and faster melting of the planet’s ice cover

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

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