A recent study unveils concerning findings regarding toxic chemicals present in recycled plastic pellets. Indian samples revealed high concentrations of toxins, emphasizing the need for strict regulations

Research from the University of Sheffield, published in Environmental Science & Technology, indicates that replacing plastics with alternative materials may lead to higher greenhouse gas emissions.

Reports from Gaza reveal alarming environmental devastation, with nearly half of the region's trees destroyed and vital natural areas left in ruin. The aftermath of conflict raises significant concerns about pollution, disease.

A new study has found that trees and bushes, when planted near highways, significantly reduce the air pollution from motor vehicles.

India’s rapid expansion in solar power capacity has been a significant step towards sustainable energy, but it has also led to an emerging challenge: managing solar waste.

The IQAir’s 2023 World Air Quality Report, analyzing data from 134 countries and regions, underscores severe global impact of air pollution

Toxics link highlight the risks of plastic recycling in India: harmful chemicals in recycled products can pose health hazards.

A significant portion of our fabrics—over 60%—are composed of plastic materials. These synthetic textiles, once discarded,

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.

A new study reveals that the expected rise in rainfall due to greenhouse gas emissions was largely masked by the drying effect of air pollution in the United States for much of the 20th century.