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A new analysis by the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) released on the tenth anniversary of the Paris Agreement shows that economic growth in most parts of the world is no longer moving in step with rising carbon emissions.…
The Odisha government’s new plan to transform the Hirakud Dam region into a major tourism destination has prompted growing discussions around environmental protection and structural safety of the dam. The proposal seeks to introduce cruise tourism, floating hotels, themed entertainment…
Recently, the U.S. government unveiled a set of sweeping regulatory changes that could significantly alter how the Endangered Species Act (ESA) is implemented, marking one of the most consequential shifts in American wildlife policy in decades. The proposal, released by…
The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) have unveiled a major new assessment at COP30, warning that although the world is advancing on methane reduction, the pace remains far too slow to achieve the…
India’s agricultural soils are entering a period of deep stress. A major ICAR-coordinated study covering the years 2017 to 2023 has revealed that soil organic carbon, a core indicator of soil health, is declining across large parts of the country.…
Global carbon emissions from fossil fuels are set to rise again in 2025, according to the latest Global Carbon Budget report led by the Global Carbon Project. The findings show that while more countries are beginning to cut their carbon…
A new study has revealed that earthworms—both alive and dead—play surprising roles in capturing carbon dioxide (CO₂) through mineral weathering and soil organic matter formation. The study, titled “Alive and dead earthworms capture carbon during mineral weathering through different pathways”,…
Honeybees are considered as one of the main components of many ecosystems, as they are a main element of the pollination process. Recently, a viral social media post in the Sinhala language claims that due to the electromagnetic radiation emitted…
A viral Sinhala post claims that Sri Lanka’s “අත්තික්කා” (Aththikka) tree can absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) and convert it into stones, dubbing it the “guardian tree of the world.” The claim attributes this ability to scientific research allegedly conducted…
A new study from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden has revealed a promising policy approach: shifting taxes away from healthy, sustainable foods and imposing higher levies on items that are harmful to both health and the climate. The findings…
