Environment Stories

Climate Central's study reveals nearly five billion people experienced extreme heat due to climate change in June. India led with 619 million affected. The report links fossil fuel use to increased heat waves, urging rapid carbon emission reduction.

Ground Report analyzes monsoon-related fatalities and disasters from 2019-2023. As experts predict heavier rainfall for 2024, India faces the dual challenges of potential agricultural benefits and severe flooding risks.

In Ganderbal, Kashmir, Nallah Sindh faces an environmental crisis due to rampant waste dumping, threatening its pristine waters and diverse aquatic life. Efforts to manage solid waste intensify amid escalating challenges

The 2024 Amarnath Yatra faces challenges from extreme weather, with safety measures and improved infrastructure in place. Past disruptions, local impacts, and enhanced medical facilities are discussed, emphasizing the commitment to a secure pilgrimage.

SEEDS provided unique cool roofing technology to families in Delhi slums. These roofs, which include reflective insulation sheets, dramatically lower internal temperatures as residents observed.

India is expanding its EV charging infrastructure with 12,146 stations in 849 cities. Policies promote home and public charging, aiming for 29% EV sales by 2030, highlighting a commitment to reducing carbon emissions & enhancing sustainable transportation

The illegal use of bleaching powder for fishing in Kashmir's rivers, particularly in Kangan, Ganderbal district, is causing ecological harm and health risks. Despite being banned, it's widely misused, leading to fish kills and ecosystem disruption

In recent years, blockchain technology garnered significant attention for its potential in revolutionising various industries. From streamlining cross-border payments in finance to securing sensitive medical records in healthcare

India faces an intense heatwave, with 70% of districts recording temperatures over 40°C between April 1 and May 31, 2024. IMD reports continued extreme heat into June. Experts stress urgent need for heat action plans as high temperatures threaten health

Severe cyclone Ilsa devastated Bedout Island, Australia, killing up to 90% of seabird populations, raising concerns about their survival amid worsening tropical storms due to climate change