Climate & Environment

Indonesia counts human cost as more climate change warnings sounded

Indonesia reports nearly 1,000 fatalities and significant displacement due to recent floods. Environmental factors exacerbate the crisis.

Deputy CM directs urgent measures to curb rising air pollution in Bengaluru

D.K. Shivakumar has ordered urgent measures to address rising air pollution in Bengaluru, responding to concerns that the city may face a crisis similar to Delhi's.

Nature recovery plan in England hit by clause allowing contracts to end with a year’s notice

England's nature-friendly farming schemes are struggling due to contract termination clauses and underfunding, threatening wildlife habitat restoration efforts.

Integrated, sustainable farming and research-led outreach emphasised at Krishi Mela 2025

The Krishi Mela 2025 highlighted the importance of sustainable farming and reducing chemical use in agriculture. It aimed to enhance market linkages and farmer incomes.

Expect govt to convert 40 GW of uncontracted renewable energy capacity to FDRE option: Suzlon

Suzlon's Vice Chairman expects the government to shift over 40 GW of uncontracted renewable energy to firm and dispatchable renewable energy (FDRE), enhancing reliability. This move could help India meet its clean energy goals.

Earthquake of 3.3 magnitude rattles Lancashire and Lake District

A 3.3-magnitude earthquake struck near Silverdale, Lancashire, causing residents to report shaking homes. Fortunately, there were no injuries or damage.

Circular economy to boost dairy farmers' income by 20% in 5 years: Amit Shah

Amit Shah announced that a circular economy model will increase dairy farmers' income by 20% in five years, focusing on biogas and bio-fertilizer production.

The loggers and ranchers are closing in but still Brazil’s Kawahiva people wait for protection

The Pardo River Kawahiva, an uncontacted Indigenous group in Brazil, faces threats from loggers and ranchers as their territory remains unprotected despite a supreme court ruling.

60,000 African penguins starved to death after sardine numbers collapsed – study

A study reveals that over 60,000 African penguins starved as sardine populations collapsed, driven by climate change and overfishing. This highlights the critical endangerment of the species.

There’s something in the Mumbai air
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Mumbai's air pollution is worsening, impacting residents' health and increasing medical costs. Authorities struggle to implement effective solutions.

Lemurs are at risk. So are the people protecting them.

Lemurs in Madagascar face increasing threats due to poverty and environmental challenges. Conservation efforts must integrate community well-being to succeed.

The dream that grew into the GreenWay – a car-free corridor from Sydney Harbour to the Cooks River

The GreenWay, a 6km cycle and walking path in Sydney, will officially open next weekend, enhancing connectivity in the inner west. This project, years in the making, aims to transform local travel and promote green spaces.