Environment
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Odisha: Adivasis brace for another long battle as mining fears loom over sacred forest, hills
Nidhi Jamwal, IndiaSpend.com
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Electronic giants go to court over India’s e-waste recycling rules
Bhasker Tripathi, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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How Nicobar’s corals disappeared on government maps
Vaishnavi Rathore
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Which vegetable oil is the healthiest? Researchers says we’re asking the wrong question
Serge Wich, The Conversation Erik Meijaard, The Conversation
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Sacred groves are disappearing in Jharkhand. Adivasis are fighting to protect them
Raghav Kakkar Nolina Minj
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Eco India, Episode 302: How communities are building climate resilience by working with nature
Scroll Staff
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Between the devil and the deep sea: Inside the battle over trawling for a 200-year-old fish
Regina Lam
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Jane Goodall (1934-2025): The necessity of hope
Rhett Ayers Butler
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Civil society group seeks Sonam Wangchuk’s release, criticises current development model in Ladakh
Scroll Staff
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The reality of the ‘zero-waste’, circular economy
Jonatan Pinkse, The Conversation
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Once a lifeline in Rajasthan’s desert, the khejri tree is slowly vanishing
Vishal Kumar Jain
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Can India clean up its e-waste recycling sector?
Yashraj Sharma, Rest of World
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How long can Bangladesh’s indigenous Khasis sustain their forest-based ways of life?
Sadiqur Rahman
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Centre exempts atomic, critical mineral mining projects from public hearing citing national security
Scroll Staff
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India’s own goal at UN plastics treaty negotiations
Sherley Hepsiba Dokiburra, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University,
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World’s smallest wild cat spotted on camera traps in Bengal district
Nabarun Guha
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Uttarakhand: Dharali had a history of floods, but construction expanded. Now, more threats loom
Kavita Upadhyay
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Private hydropower players await Nepal Supreme Court ruling on infrastructure in protected areas
Abhaya Raj Joshi
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Asiatic wild dog spotted in Assam region decades after local extinction
Nabarun Guha
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Banned in several countries, India continues to support the use of this cancer-causing mineral
Rajeev Naik