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El Niño 2026: The Climate Warning India Must Not Ignore

A climate event is forming in the Pacific Ocean. Scientists say it could be the worst in 150 years — and India is directly in its path. Weather models are tracking an

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Environmental Citizenship May Hold The Key To Climate Action

A new book from Princeton University Press argues that environmental protection cannot succeed through technology and regulation alone. The Environmental Republic: Why Citizens Will Save the World by Giulio Boccaletti says democratic

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2026 FIFA World Cup Faces Extreme Heat Risks

The 2026 FIFA World Cup could become one of the hottest and most climate-challenged tournaments in football history, according to a new scientific study that warned of dangerous heat exposure for players

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Nature’s Hidden Superheroes Protect Climate & Food Security

Pollinators, wetlands and forests are emerging as frontline defenders in the fight against climate change and biodiversity loss. Environmental campaigners describe these ecosystems as “nature’s hidden superheroes” because they quietly support food

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“Nature Can Heal Itself If Humans Stop Disrupting Ecosystems”

Climate scientist and ecologist Thomas Crowther argues that ecosystems can recover faster than expected when restored natural feedback loops support regeneration. His new book, Nature’s Echo, explains how forests, soil systems and

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Atmospheric CO2 Hits Record High As Climate Alarms Intensify

Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels reached a new record in April 2026, reinforcing warnings from scientists that global emissions remain far from control despite rapid clean energy growth. Data from the National Oceanic

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Apple Expands Clean Energy Initiatives In India

Apple expanded clean energy initiatives in India as it moves closer to achieving its 2030 carbon neutrality target. The company said it will invest in new renewable energy capacity, water restoration projects,

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India Losing ₹51,000 Cr In E-Waste To Informal Sector

India is sitting on electronic scrap worth over ₹51,000 crore, but most of this value never reaches certified recyclers. Discarded phones, laptops, appliances and circuit boards still flow to the informal sector,

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