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23,24,25 & 26, 2nd Floor, Software Technology Park India, Opp: Garware Stadium,MIDC, Chikalthana, Aurangabad, Maharashtra – 431001 India
If headlines could melt ice caps, the planet might be safer. But as 2026 unfolds, the United States under President Donald J. Trump is doing the opposite- withdrawing, dismantling, and doubling down on fossil fuels even as climate impacts intensify…
In late November 2025, Cyclone Ditwah dumped extraordinary rainfall on Sri Lanka, unleashing record floods and landslides. What meteorologists called a weak tropical storm turned into the nation’s deadliest natural disaster of the century: by early December more than 600…
Climate change is no longer a distant environmental concern for Sri Lanka’s dairy farmers — it is a daily reality unfolding in cowsheds, pastures and milk collection routes across the country. Rising temperatures, prolonged droughts and increasingly destructive floods are…
For years, India’s air pollution story has been told through the image of Delhi choking each winter under a blanket of grey smog, prompting emergency bans, school closures and global headlines. But the country’s most dangerous air no longer hangs…
Biodiversity hotspots are often spoken about with a sense of urgency, but also with a sense of distance. They are described as faraway forests, islands, or mountain ranges where rare species cling to survival. In reality, many of these places…
Saudi Arabia has long been known for its vast sand seas, but officials now envision a very different future.Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s Saudi Green Initiative (SGI) promises to plant 10 billion trees and rehabilitate tens of millions of hectares…
From melting ice caps to microbead-laced fish on your plate, the triple planetary crisis isn’t science fiction; it’s the OECD’s grim forecast for 2050 if we keep sleepwalking. This interconnected onslaught of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution poses a…
The triple planetary crisis: climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution—unfolds not as three separate emergencies but as a single, reinforcing system of risk. In earlier parts of this series, we examined how climate change destabilises natural and human systems, and…
Concrete is often treated as the climate villain holding up the modern world. Every new flyover, housing block, metro tunnel, and dam carries a carbon cost that begins in a kiln, where limestone is heated until it releases carbon dioxide…
While Cyclone Ditwah exposed Sri Lanka’s vulnerability to water-related disasters, a parallel story of climate resilience and water leadership emerged in Galle Face Hotel, Colombo, on 10th December. At the UAE Embassy’s Water Awards Ceremony, Sri Lankan researchers, journalists, educators,…
