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India’s forests have long been seen as a quiet ally in the fight against climate change. Spread across diverse landscapes, from the Western Ghats to the Himalayan belt, they absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it in trees,…
Extreme weather is no longer just a challenge for disaster management. It is beginning to disrupt how countries run elections and maintain democratic processes. A new report by the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) has found that…
River deltas have always been seen as some of the most fertile and densely populated landscapes on Earth. But new research suggests many of them are quietly sinking, and in many places, they are going down faster than the sea…
Despite years of effort and heavy public spending to clean the Ganga, a new audit has found that untreated sewage continues to flow into the river from its upper stretches in Uttarakhand. The findings raise serious questions about the effectiveness…
For thousands of years, rice has been a staple food for civilisations, and it still is for billions of people in Asia and beyond. But new research shows that this important crop may be reaching its biological limits as temperatures…
Forests have long been considered one of the most reliable natural systems for absorbing carbon dioxide and slowing the pace of climate change. Across Africa, vast tropical forests have played a key role in this process by storing carbon in…
Climate change is no longer just about rising temperatures or isolated droughts. Scientists are increasingly warning that the real danger lies in what happens when these extremes occur together. A study published by the American Geophysical Union finds that extreme…
The Sundarbans has long stood as one of South Asia’s most important natural barriers, protecting coastlines from cyclones, storing carbon, and sustaining rich biodiversity and fragile livelihoods across India and Bangladesh. But new research suggests that some parts of this…
For many people, the heat no longer ends when the sun goes down. Across several Indian cities, nights are staying warmer than they should, offering little relief after already hot days. New data shows that 26 cities recorded above normal…
A summer heatwave in Europe and another in eastern Asia may look like separate disasters unfolding in different parts of the world. But new research suggests they can begin with the same trigger, far away in the Arctic. Scientists have…
