If you liked this story, share it with other people. The global food system is the one of the important drivers of biodiversity loss, with agriculture, given its demand for land and pesticides, being ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. With over a week left in the year and our January videos in production, the end of the year naturally invites reflection. We’ve published an Editor ...

Floods that occurred earlier this year, continue to impact people living in informal settlements across Pune. There has been significant loss of property and continued issues of hygiene and health of ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. Floods in Pune, earlier this year, continue to impact people living in informal settlements across city. The citizens demand early warnings, better ...

Angana Chakrabarti is an independent multimedia journalist based in Assam, India. In the past six years as a journalist, Angana has reported in the domains of politics, policy, health and environment.

Researchers have recorded new species of beetles in India, including two in the country’s northeastern region. Dung beetles play a key role in breaking down animal dung, recycling nutrients, improving ...

A new study examines how converting lateritic plateaus into paddy fields and orchards impact amphibians. The findings show that changes in land use impact frogs by altering their microhabitats, ...

COP29 in Baku highlighted the inadequacy of global climate finance, with only $300 billion promised by 2035 against the $1.3 trillion needed to tackle climate change effectively. The conference ...

Design amendments to Guwahati’s upcoming Dighalipukhuri-Noonmati flyover were announced following citizen protests. Though the flyover aims at reducing traffic congestion, some experts argue that ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. Eco-restoration work towards the generation of green credits is underway in over 3,000 hectares of land in India, even as the government is working ...

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Protected areas only cover about 5.02 percent of India’s total area. Consequently, a large percentage of India’s wildlife live outside protected boundaries. This gives rise to situations spanning ...