India Today • 04/01/2026

Climate change is quietly reshaping childhood in India without us knowing

A growing body of recent research and global reporting has highlighted how everyday climate impacts are amplifying risks for the world’s youngest citizens in ways that are physical, psychological, and socioeconomic.

India Today • 28/11/2025

Delhi’s toxic smog isn’t just unhealthy. It’s extremely expensive

Delhi’s toxic air is often discussed in terms of health. But apart from health symptoms, air pollution is affecting productivity, tourism and daily household expenses.

India Today • 17/12/2025

Oil giants are undermining fossil fuel exit efforts by promoting false solutions

Oil and gas majors are increasingly pitching themselves as climate allies, rolling out projects aimed at reducing fossil fuel dependency and eventually phasing it out. But they might be encouraging the contrary.

India Today • 05/12/2025

This green bloom is turning India's waters toxic. Here's what it is

Many lakes, wetlands and coastal waters across India have started turning bright green, red or murky. Though it doesn't seem like it, it's a warning sign pointing to a worsening climate crisis.

India Today • 30/10/2025

Earth on the brink: 2024 confirmed as the hottest year in 125,000 years

The year 2024 was the hottest in at least 125,000 years.

Earth’s vital signs are flashing red, as the consequences of human-induced climate change manifest in real time across every continent.

India Today • 30/12/2025

India becomes top rice producer, but farmers are running out of water

India has emerged as the world's largest producer of rice, surpassing China and exporting over 20 million metric tons. Despite this feat, many rice farmers in Punjab and Haryana remain concerned as falling groundwater levels threaten their livelihoods and the sustainability of agriculture in the region.

India Today • 17/12/2025

Mountains under pressure as city crowds rush to escape severe toxic air

Persistent episodes of smog and air pollution have made city air increasingly unbreathable, prompting many residents to seek cleaner and cooler environments elsewhere, especially in the hills.

India Today • 08/12/2025

Microplastics penetrating human brain, accelerating Alzheimer’s, Parkinson's

Tiny plastic particles, the kind we can’t see but inhale, drink, and eat every day, may be quietly harming the brain.

India Today • 07/12/2025

Climate change is hurting India's food prices

From tomatoes to onions, climate shocks are increasingly determining what Indians pay for everyday meals and raising the costs of staple items.

India Today • 08/11/2025

30 years of COP summits: Are we still where we started in 1995?

World leaders and climate diplomacy have been working for decades to plan actions that can help mitigate the consequences of climate change.

Centralmaine.com • 29/07/2023

When snails invade, locals take matters into their own hands

At the Washington Pond, a small group of locals congregated with paddle boards, buckets and boats to collect and dispose of invasive snails threatening the ecological balance in the region.

India Today • 04/12/2025

India is running out of groundwater. Here’s why

Groundwater is a major source of water in India, used extensively to support agriculture and other sectors, while also quenching the thirst of billions living in the country. Sustaining the nation's food security and fresh water supply also falls on groundwater.

India Today • 08/12/2025

How fast is Earth heating up? New models needed to find out

Until recently, uncertainty in projecting warming, or progress to counteract it, has made it difficult for governments, businesses, and communities to set reliable emission-reduction targets or prepare for long-term climate impacts.

India Today • 15/11/2025

Are Indian cities ready for the extreme heat as the planet warms?

From scorching afternoons to hotter nights, India's cities feel like they’re wrapped in concrete ovens. Can they adapt?

India Today • 05/12/2025

Climate change is killing India's rivers more frequently

From stretches of the Ganga basin to smaller rivers in central and northern plains, water levels are dipping weeks ahead of the normal dry season.

India Today • 28/10/2025

Green or grim? India’s massive construction boom faces climate warning

The global construction industry’s carbon footprint could nearly double by 2050, threatening the world’s ability to meet its climate targets.

India Today • 26/11/2025

Ancient texts reveal India’s savannas are far older than once believed

Across old poetry and folklore, scientists today uncover the deep ecological history of India’s landscapes.

India Today • 17/11/2025

Sinking island nation attacks Trump for ignoring climate emergency

At COP30, the island nation of Tuvalu called out powerful nations, most notably the US, for ignoring the climate emergency that threatens Tuvalu's very existence.

India Today • 24/10/2025

New tool to help governments prepare and respond to climate extremes

Governments worldwide now have a new tool to better anticipate and respond to extreme events driven by climate change — from climate shocks and cyber threats to geopolitical and health emergencies.

India Today • 14/10/2025

India eyes circular economy, launches project to tackle e-waste

India is taking steps to mitigate the high level of e-waste through a long-term project that will encourage the use of reusable and restorative products.

India Today • 11/11/2025

At COP30, UN sounds alarm on mass displacement triggered by climate and conflict

As COP30, the United Nations (UN) has sounded a stark warning: millions more people could be displaced by climate impacts unless urgent action is taken to support those most at risk.

India Today • 18/11/2025

COP30: India urges global collaboration to decarbonise industries

India renewed, at COP30, its call for stronger global industrial collaboration to reduce carbon emissions and grow sustainably as the planet continues to warm.

India Today • 29/10/2025

How climate change deniers mimic science to spread misinformation, sow doubt

Climate-denying individuals use neatly formatted graphs, satellite-style images, technical language and visuals — even while contradicting mainstream climate science.