Between Hope and Hesitation: A Post-COP30 Reflection
The world has already crossed the 1.5°C threshold, a point we vowed never to breach.…
Udayvir Guha SircarDecember 13, 2025
Saving the Silent Swamps: Why Myristica Ecosystems Need Urgent Protection
There are places in the world that don’t just add to your understanding of nature,…
Jyoti DesaiDecember 4, 2025
“When the Rivers Wept”: Problems Arising from Floods in Punjab
“Once sacred, rivers turned savage. Golden fields of mustard, Drowned beneath the weight of forgotten…
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Hidden Carbon: The Emissions You’re Missing
The world is marching towards the goal of achieving net zero by setting targets that…
Muhammed Sufail and Udayvir Guha SircarSeptember 23, 2025
Where the Rivers Run: The Struggle for Water in Central India
“All the water that will ever be is, right now.” – National Geographic Water, once…
Dr Irina Das Sarkar (PhD) and Dr Madhu VermaSeptember 11, 2025
The Geography of Water: What Rajasthan and Assam Teach Us About Adaptation
(in Percentage)By Vikas Meena and Anuradha Barua Water has always been more than a resource,…
Vikas Meena and Anuradha BaruaSeptember 3, 2025
Kamakhya Corridor and Environmental Damage: Faith, Development, and Ecological Fragility in Conflict
Kamakhya Corridor and Environmental Damage: Faith, Development, and Ecological Fragility in Conflict
By Chandrani Chakraborty , PhD Research Scholar, Department of Legal Studies, Motherhood University, Roorkee Situated…
Chandrani ChakrabortyJuly 17, 2025
Conserving the Coolers of Our Climate Summers: Why Polar Ecosystem Valuation is Urgent
The Arctic, Antarctic, and the Hindu-Kush Himalayan Region—Earth's three poles— serve as powerful climate regulators…
Ankit Pacha and Madhu VermaJuly 10, 2025
Restoring India’s Land: A Journey Toward Resilience and Prosperity
India’s relationship with land runs deep. It feeds millions, anchors livelihoods, and shapes centuries-old cultural…
Tattoos as Tools of Environmental Communication, Indigenous Local Knowledge, and Cultural Valuation
Tattooing, as a cultural phenomenon, precedes written language in many parts of the world and…
Dr Irina Das Sarkar (PhD) and Dr Madhu VermaJune 16, 2025