Climate Change
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How forest fires are aggravating flash floods in the Himalayas
The two phenomena are more connected than we think.
Karan Anand
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Climate change has put the future of Darjeeling tea in jeopardy
The global economic downturn after Covid-19 and cheaper varieties from Nepal have also hurt the industry.
Niladry Sarkar, IndiaSpend.com
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Low coastal catch is forcing small fisherfolk to go into the deeper, riskier waters of Arabian Sea
Coastal biodiversity is threatened by overfishing, pollution, unscientific coastal construction, habitat loss and climate change.
Max Martin
Trending
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Journalist Sreenivasan Jain quits NDTV
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Evolution doesn’t need millions of years. Tiger snakes on an island have evolved over just a century
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A hospitality professional recounts her encounters with film stars and directors
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How Pakistan’s massive power outage has reaffirmed fears of a Sri Lanka-style economic collapse
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Bharat Jodo Yatra is ending. What do voters think about it?
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Here’s how your cup of coffee contributes to climate change
The journey of the popular drink – from the plantation to the coffee mug – involves steps and processes that have a significant carbon footprint.
Luciano Rodrigues Viana, The Conversation, Charles Marty, The Conversation, Jean-François Boucher, The Conversation & Pierre-Luc Dessureault, The Conversation
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How the Russia-Ukraine war is accelerating the global shift to clean energy
It is expected that the world will install as much solar and wind power in the next five years as it installed in the past 50 years.
Rachel Kyte, The Conversation
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In West Bengal’s Ghatal, nearly every household has a boat for transport during monsoon
‘If you had come in August, you would have seen water reaching the second floor of my two-storey house!’ said Ganesh Maity, a resident of Ghatal.
Agnee Ghosh, IndiaSpend.com
Video
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Eco India, Ep 212: More than a third of all carbon emissions are caused by construction. How to fix?
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‘Be like a man’: Journalist Anuradha Sharma on how women journalists in India are expected to work
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Watch: Model Kristen McMenamy falls, takes off heels to walk barefoot on Paris Fashion Week runway
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Watch: 2023 Jimmy Kimmel chats with 2003 Jimmy Kimmel for talk show anniversary
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Watch: How colleges across the country screened the controversial BBC documentary
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India to auction sovereign green bonds worth Rs 16,000 crore in two tranches
A sovereign green bond is a debt instrument issued by the Central or state government to borrow money from investors to finance green infrastructure projects.
Scroll Staff
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Lab-grown food could be the answer to both the global food crisis and climate change
Most of the existing farmlands can be turned into nature reserves or be used to store carbon, for example, forests or the waterlogged soils of peat bogs.
Chris D Thomas, The Conversation, Jack Hatfield, The Conversation & Katie Noble, The Conversation
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Affluent Indians seek to reduce carbon footprint with carbon credits, but how does it work?
The money invested in the credits is used in developing green projects.
Anuradha Nagaraj, Thomson Reuters Foundation
The Reel
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A hospitality professional recounts her encounters with film stars and directors
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‘Gandhi Godse – Ek Yudh’ review: Sincere, plodding effort to debunk WhatsApp myths about the Mahatma
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‘Pathaan’ review: Shah Rukh Khan lights up an entertaining spy thriller
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Oscar-nominated film ‘The Elephant Whisperers’ is cuteness unlimited
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Three Oscar nominations for India: ‘All That Breathes’, ‘RRR’ and ‘The Elephant Whisperers’
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In Karachi, activists are fighting for climate solutions that will help everyone, not just the rich
Restoring waterways by demolishing ‘encroachments’ is at the core of the city’s response to climate disasters. But is it fair?
Zuha Siddiqui
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These three graphic novels connect climate change with everyday human experience
The books invite the readers to draw connections between the incomprehensible scales of environmental changes and the intimate details of our private lives.
Dominic Davies, The Conversation
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Melting glaciers are a global problem. Addressing the impact shouldn’t fall on individual nations
The biggest historical carbon emitters should take more responsibility for preserving the world’s ice fields.
Miriam Jackson
The Field
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U19 Women’s T20 World Cup: Shafali Verma’s India vs Grace Scrivens’ England in inaugural title clash
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Women’s Premier League: Mithali Raj named mentor for Ahmedabad’s franchise Gujarat Giants
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Hockey World Cup, IND vs RSA as it happened: Harmanpreet and Co finish 9th after 5-2 win vs RSA
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Aryna Sabalenka wins the Australian Open title for her first Major: ‘Incredible resilience’
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Sophie Devine column: NZ have had plenty of cricket before the T20 World Cup, we feel prepared