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Every few months, a satellite map or viral post resurfaces online showing the Earth looking greener than before. For many climate sceptics, these images have become a ready-made argument. If rising carbon dioxide is helping plants grow, they ask, then…
Every June, India watches the sky. This year a quieter audience is watching the forecasts, waiting for the first official sign that the monsoon will underperform so it can be repackaged into a familiar message: that the climate crisis was…
Four times in a single fortnight this June, residents of the national capital watched the afternoon light drain out of the sky as walls of dust rolled in ahead of the rain. Each time, a familiar question surfaced online before…
Great Nicobar stands at the intersection of four powerful forces: national security, economic development, biodiversity conservation, and indigenous rights, all making it one of the most complex development debates in contemporary India. Positioned near the strategically vital Strait of Malacca,…
When a controversial chemical factory linked to one of Europe’s worst pollution scandals quietly found a second life in India, it triggered outrage far beyond environmental circles. Activists, scientists, and local communities are now raising difficult questions: Are wealthy nations…
Earth’s climate system works on a delicate balance of energy. Every second, the planet receives energy from the Sun and releases some of it back into space. For thousands of years, this balance kept global temperatures relatively stable. Today, however,…
Sri Lanka’s current heatwave is not just uncomfortable- it is pushing into dangerous territory. Across the island, “feels-like” temperatures are surging under a mix of intense seasonal sun, trapped urban heat, and a steadily warming climate. The Department of Meteorology…
In government meeting rooms and international climate negotiations, decisions shaping the planet’s future are often reduced to numbers- emissions curves, carbon budgets and temperature thresholds. Targets such as limiting warming to 1.5 °C have become the language of global climate…
Recent claims circulating on social media as well as main stream media about an “abnormal” spike in air pollution levels in Jaffna are misleading, according to the Central Environmental Authority (CEA). Speaking to Climate Fact Checks, Vernika Ranawaka Arachchi, Director…
In a budget often dominated by subsidies and sectoral arithmetic, the Union Budget 2026-27 made an unmistakably strategic climate bet. By committing ₹20,000 crore over five years to Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS), the government signalled that India’s decarbonisation…
