Environment Stories

The year 2023 easily became the hottest year on record. Although climate scientists can’t yet explain precisely why the year was so hot, long-term human-caused global warming and natural variability both played roles in breaking the record.

A big challenge for anyone trying to take on climate change is finding solutions that don’t create new problems. Climate scientists, for instance, agree that the world needs more solar panels, wind turbines, and transmission lines.

In the tranquil regions of Nainital and Almora, a contentious plan to cut down approximately 1000 Deodar (cedar) trees for road expansion has sparked concern among environmentalists.

India is facing an unprecedented climate challenge with the second year of unusually warm winters, triggering serious concerns over water security and environmental sustainability.

Currently, each year more than 400 million tons of plastic are produced in the world; India ranks as the fifth country with the highest generation of plastic waste.

In the village of Piplantri in Rajasthan, a unique tradition is held every time a girl is born. The community comes together to celebrate her birth by planting 111 trees in her honour.

The Himalayan region, known for its majestic peaks and serene landscapes, has become a hotspot for natural disasters, accounting for 44% of all such events in India between 2013 and 2022

Developing advanced pest control methods that do not rely on insecticides is crucial for sustainable agriculture. This becomes especially critical when dealing with micropests that exhibit high resistance to conventional insecticides.

In 2023, India faced extreme weather almost every day of the year, with all states and Union territories experiencing these harsh conditions at least once, India endured extreme weather conditions on 318 of the 365 days in 2023

A new study has warned that the world’s mangrove forests could release a huge amount of carbon emissions by the end of the century due to human development and population growth.