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India has more than 250 Heat Action Plans, but will they activate before temperatures turn deadly? Examine the thresholds, gaps and solutions.
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The debris flow reached the valley floor at about half past eight in the morning. The first misattributed video of it was online in time for lunch. That is the rhythm of a modern disaster. When flash floods and mudslides…
Rasuwa was dry on Wednesday morning. That single detail, reported by district officials before the water arrived, is the reason the flood that tore down the Bhotekoshi at around 9 am is being read as a mountain failure rather than…
For the first time, an Indian cement or aluminium plant will soon be able to look up the price of a tonne of carbon dioxide the way it looks up the price of power or petcoke. That is the practical…
Assam has lost more people to this monsoon than any other state, and it has done so while officially short of rain. More than a hundred deaths have been recorded in the state since July, about 50 of them in…
Air pollution in India is usually discussed as a public health emergency, and it is one. But pollution particles do more than damage lungs. They also change how much sunlight reaches the ground, how fast the land heats up, and,…
The warning came two days before the water did. On the evening of July 18, weather alerts in shades of red and orange went out across Nagaland, and the India Meteorological Department’s national bulletin flagged active monsoon conditions over northeast…
India’s dams were built to catch the monsoon. This year, there is not enough monsoon to catch. As reservoirs run low across the country, the electricity that falling water would normally generate is being replaced, unit for unit, largely by…
The trucks, bulldozers and tankers parked at one of Jammu and Kashmir’s most ambitious power projects were meant to move mountains. On Monday morning, the mountain moved them instead. Within minutes, a wall of water, mud and boulders swept through…
