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River And Wetland Restoration Gains Urgency Amid Climate Risks

Restoring rivers and wetlands is emerging as a critical climate and economic strategy, according to a 2026 report by World Wide Fund for Nature. The report says large-scale freshwater restoration can deliver

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India’s Non-Fossil Power Tops 52%, But Coal Still Dominates

India’s clean energy transition has hit a key milestone. Non-fossil sources now account for 52.3% of total installed power capacity as of January 2026. The country’s total installed capacity stands at about

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Google Reroutes Flights To Cut Aviation Warming

Aviation’s climate impact extends beyond carbon emissions. Moreover, a growing body of research shows that contrails—thin clouds formed by aircraft—play a major role in global warming. In response, a recent initiative led

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India’s Renewable Future: Growth And Jobs Outlook

India’s renewable energy sector is entering a decisive phase. Capacity is expanding fast. Investment is rising. Hiring demand is shifting just as quickly. The country is targeting 500 GW of non-fossil capacity

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South India Is Leading The Way In Renewable Energy

India’s clean energy transition is accelerating. Nowhere is this more visible than in the southern states. Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh are emerging as renewable energy pioneers. Yet the story is

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Human Genes In Potatoes: Fix or Risk?

The idea sounds unsettling. However, it is real. Indeed, scientists have inserted a human gene into potato plants. As a result, the outcome is striking. Consequently, crop yields rose by nearly 50%

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Living AI: The Biological AI Data Centers

The digital revolution faces a physical wall. Traditional silicon-based data centers now consume massive amounts of electricity. The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts data center energy use could double by 2026. This

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Vertical Solar Panels Could Transform High-Latitude Solar

Solar power has expanded rapidly worldwide. Yet geography still limits how much electricity it can produce. In northern regions, sunlight often arrives at shallow angles. Traditional horizontal solar arrays struggle in these

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