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A study by the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) has found that wind farms in the Thar Desert are causing some of the highest bird death rates ever documented globally. Conducted across a 3,000 square-kilometre area in Jaisalmer, the research…
By the end of this century, an estimated 850 million people could face reduced access to freshwater due to declines in river runoff across some of the world’s most significant basins. This projection, based on a new study led by…
As the world scrambles to cut greenhouse gas emissions and transition away from fossil fuels, one of the planet’s most overlooked yet powerful climate actors continues to operate largely outside the public spotlight: the US military. With sprawling global operations,…
Earth’s climate system is undergoing dramatic changes faster than many scientists expected. According to a new scientific analysis, our planet is now absorbing twice as much heat from the sun as it was just 20 years ago. This rapid rise…
Climate Change Reshaping Animal Behavior: Sri Lanka and Beyond Climate change is not just melting glaciers; it is already altering the rhythms of life for wildlife. In Sri Lanka, scientists and conservationists are documenting surprising shifts in animal behaviour, physiology,…
In the remote Indonesian archipelago of Raja Ampat—widely hailed as the “Amazon of the Seas”—a growing ecological crisis is casting a shadow over its rich biodiversity. Drone images recently shared by Global Witness reveal extensive environmental damage linked to nickel…
A recent study published in Science has issued a stark warning: if global temperatures rise by 2.7°C above pre-industrial levels—a trajectory aligned with current climate policies—only 24% of the world’s present-day glaciers will remain. This projection stresses the heightened sensitivity…
A viral tweet by Peter Clack, a frequent critic of climate science, claims that human contributions to greenhouse gases are negligible, possibly as low as 0.28%, and that the concept of greenhouse gases itself is questionable. He further argues that…
Children born today will grow up in a world fundamentally shaped by the climate crisis. From searing heatwaves to food insecurity and natural disasters, their lives will be marked by challenges older generations have rarely faced at such scale or…
By Aayushi Sharma Recently, the Kerala government issued an order allowing the Kerala Forest Development Corporation (KFDC) to plant eucalyptus trees for its financial sustenance in 2024-2025. This raised questions because the state government had decided to stop growing eucalyptus…
