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At sunrise along the Ganga, rituals unfold with quiet devotion, offerings placed gently on the water, prayers whispered into the current. Across India, rivers are not just physical systems; they are sacred lifelines, shaping culture, memory, and survival. Yet beneath…

For thousands of years, rice has been a staple food for civilisations, and it still is for billions of people in Asia and beyond. But new research shows that this important crop may be reaching its biological limits as temperatures…

For many people, the heat no longer ends when the sun goes down. Across several Indian cities, nights are staying warmer than they should, offering little relief after already hot days. New data shows that 26 cities recorded above normal…

On a humid night in a flood-prone delta or during an unforgiving European heatwave, survival increasingly depends not only on nature’s fury but on how prepared societies are to face it. A new global analysis suggests that while climate disasters…

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…

In the villages along Assam’s Brahmaputra floodplains, the silence inside Muga silkworm farms has begun to mean something different. Where farmers once expected the steady rustle of silkworms feeding on Som leaves, many now wake to trays of lifeless larvae…casualties…

Every autumn, millions of monarch butterflies lift into the skies across North America, beginning one of the world’s most remarkable natural migrations. Travelling thousands of kilometres from breeding grounds in Canada and the United States, the delicate orange-and-black insects journey…

Britain’s coastline has become a grim sight this winter. Conservation groups report hundreds of dead and weakened seabirds washing ashore after a succession of powerful Atlantic storms. Puffins, guillemots and razorbills are among the species most visibly affected, prompting fears…

An analysis released by the Apparel Impact Institute (Aii) has delivered a stark warning to the global fashion sector: inaction on climate change isn’t just an environmental issue – it’s a looming financial crisis. The report, The Cost of Inaction,…

Odisha’s coastline and inland water bodies are emerging as a stronghold for marine biodiversity, with the latest dolphin census recording 765 dolphins across six species. The findings mark the highest population estimate in the past five years, signalling cautious optimism…