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Forests continue to play a vital role in absorbing greenhouse gases that drive global warming, and a new report by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) highlights the countries leading this effort. According to FAO’s Forest Emissions and Removals…
Seismic modelling and geological research are now painting a more promising picture of the offshore petroleum potential off Sri Lanka’s coast — but the environmental and social costs raise serious questions. In the deep waters of the Mannar Basin, northwest…
Australia’s tropical rainforests, once considered some of the world’s most reliable natural defences against climate change, are showing worrying signs of decline. Research has revealed that these dense, carbon-rich forests in Queensland have shifted from storing carbon to releasing it,…
Tropical forests have long been regarded as Earth’s natural guardians, absorbing vast amounts of carbon dioxide and helping to regulate the planet’s climate balance. Their dense vegetation and rich soils help store billions of tonnes of carbon, playing a crucial…
Across Asia, governments and industries are increasingly turning to carbon capture technology as a potential lifeline for reducing emissions. Still, experts warn that this growing dependence may ultimately do more harm than good. A new analysis by Climate Analytics has…
India has released its first official report on national forest accounting, providing a detailed assessment of its green cover over the past decade. The findings reveal that while the overall forest area has seen only a modest rise of 2.5%…
Nearly four-fifths of the world’s tropical forests have become fragmented over the last 20 years due to human activity, according to a new study. Researchers found that continuous stretches of dense green cover have been broken into smaller, disconnected patches,…
India has made solar energy the backbone of its renewable push, with more than 123 gigawatts of installed capacity already feeding into the grid and vast new projects planned to meet the target of 500 GW of renewables by 2030.…
Sri Lanka’s Sinharaja is the island’s last viable remnant of tropical lowland rainforest—a UNESCO Heritage site famed for its unique biodiversity. It harbors an extraordinary array of endemics (about 139 endemic plants) and nearly all of Sri Lanka’s endemic birds…
India’s network of large dams and reservoirs, once considered a backbone for water security, power generation and flood control, is slowly losing its strength. A new study by the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Bhopal has revealed…
