GR Interview

Less snowfall, more rainfall and floods: climate change poses a great threat to India’s north-most region’s water and food security. But, how do these things go together?

Only 9% of plastic in the world is recycled. A recent study suggests that recycling is a myth, and doesn’t solve the problem of waste. Plastic waste is a menace to marine life.

Dr. Anirban Guha, a Professor in the Department of Physics, at Tripura University, has developed a lightning detection system with his research collaborators across the globe and students of his department.

Tourism is growing fast in sensitive ecological areas. But it can be both good and bad. A recent study looked at how tourism affects

In the face of a rapidly changing climate, nations around the world are grappling with the challenge of transitioning to renewable energy. India, a country with a burgeoning economy and growing energy needs

GR Interview | AMRIT filter- an acronym for Arsenic and Metal Removal through Indian Technology- was born from the research of Professor T Pradeep and his team

According to the report of the Center for Science and Environment, in the year 2022, India faced extreme weather events on 314 out of 365 days. This situation will be grimmer in the coming years.

The link between these seemingly distinct concerns has been acknowledged by the United Nations, which has incorporated road safety targets into the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

The state of air quality in the cities and towns of Rajasthan has become a matter of concern, as highlighted in an exclusive interview with Avikal Somvanshi, Consultant at the Center for Science and Environment's Urban Laboratory.

Clean cooking has emerged as a critical global issue, with millions of people worldwide still relying on traditional cooking methods that contribute to indoor air pollution, deforestation and adverse health effects.