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Why Pristine Mountain Lakes Are Suddenly Turning Green

High-altitude lakes once symbolized purity. Today, many are turning an alarming shade of green. Scientists say the shift is global, fast, and human-driven. A 2022 survey by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

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Rising Temperatures Threaten Food Security In India

India faces growing risks to food security as global temperatures rise, with climate shocks expected to disrupt food availability, affordability and nutrition, according to recent research. A study by International Institute for

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Fast, Modular, Solar-Powered Data Centers For The AI Age

The global race to build artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure is colliding with a hard truth: traditional data centers are too slow, too energy-intensive, and too dependent on strained power grids. A new

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India’s Manufacturing Push Meets Supply Chain Reality Check

India’s ambitions to become a global clean energy manufacturing hub are gaining traction. Yet, beneath the rapid capacity build-out, structural gaps persist across technology, supply chains, and cost competitiveness. PV and Battery

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C&I Turns To Renewables For Energy Security, Not Just Cheap Power

India’s commercial and industrial (C&I) renewable energy market is shifting fast. What began as a cost-saving strategy is now evolving into a core energy security play for corporates. C&I renewable capacity is

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Global Climate Indicators Hit Record Highs In 2025

The world’s climate system continued to break records in 2025, raising fresh concerns over accelerating global warming and its economic impact, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Key indicators, including greenhouse

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Can India’s Power Grid Handle Renewable Energy Growth?

India’s power grid is expanding fast. Yet its readiness for large-scale renewable energy remains uneven. The country has made strong progress. But structural gaps still exist. India’s total installed power capacity crossed

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Self-Driving Cars May Worsen Traffic Congestion

A new wave of research is challenging the long-held belief that “self-driving” will ease congestion. Instead, early evidence suggests they could increase traffic in already crowded cities. A recent study published in

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