Environment

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.

Andhra approves Rs 4,000-crore ReNew Photovoltaics solar ingot, wafer facility

Andhra Pradesh has approved a Rs 4,000-crore solar manufacturing plant by ReNew Photovoltaics. This facility aims to enhance India's solar capacity and reduce imports.

Ukraine peace talks stall as Russia unleashes huge waves of attacks

Russia launched a major aerial assault on Ukraine as US-mediated peace talks ended without progress. The attacks targeted critical infrastructure, raising safety concerns.

Rockets, gold and the Foreign Legion: can Europe defend its frontier in the Amazon?

French Guiana, a remote EU outpost, faces ecological crises from illegal gold mining. Despite military efforts, France struggles to control the situation.

What message does Putin’s visit to India send?

Vladimir Putin visited India to strengthen trade ties and energy supply amidst pressure from Washington to halt Russian oil purchases. This visit highlights India's balancing act between Moscow and Washington.

Air pollution crisis: Ghaziabad most polluted in November, Delhi fourth worst, says report

Ghaziabad was the most polluted city in India in November 2025, with PM2.5 levels significantly above national standards. Delhi ranked fourth, highlighting ongoing air quality issues in the region.

For fossil fuel-dependent islands, ocean thermal energy offers a lifeline

Ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) is being explored as a clean energy solution for fossil fuel-dependent islands, with a pilot project in the Canary Islands. This technology could provide reliable, 24/7 power and reduce emissions.

India needs to be "very careful" on how it engages with Russia on energy level: South Asia analyst Kugelman after Putin's visit

India is advised to be careful in its energy dealings with Russia following President Putin's visit, as geopolitical tensions persist. This caution is crucial for India's energy strategy amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict.

Railway tracks blocked in Punjab as farmers push back against Electricity Amendment Bill, 2025

Farmers in Punjab protested by blocking railway tracks against the Electricity Amendment Bill, 2025, claiming it harms their interests. They threatened to escalate their actions if demands are unmet.

ONGC said to be moving closer to keeping 20% stake in Russia's Sakhalin-1 project

ONGC is close to securing its 20% stake in Russia's Sakhalin-1 project despite sanctions preventing dividend repatriation. This is significant for India's energy strategy amid geopolitical tensions.