In run-up to CMS COP15, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan urge inclusion of striped hyena in Appendix I and II of the Convention of Migratory Species

India, March 6 -- In the run-up to the 15th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS COP15) in Campo Grande (Brazil) fro... Read More

The Black Death did not increase plant biodiversity in medieval Europe: Study

India, March 6 -- The 'Black Death' or deadly bubonic plague that swept across Europe between 1347 and 1353, did not lead to a 'pristine' landscape where diverse varieties of plant life flourished, a ... Read More

Is the India-EU FTA equitable? Europe's Digital Product Passport raises questions on that score

India, March 6 -- The new India-EU free trade agreement (FTA), termed the 'mother of all deals' is viewed by many as an important opportunity for Indian exporters with anticipated preferential access ... Read More

India submits 7th biodiversity report, but will it meet its 2030 targets?

India, March 5 -- India has submitted its 7th National Report to the Convention on Biological Diversity, assessing progress towards global biodiversity goals set for 2030. The report finds only two o... Read More

Oil & gas surge as Israel-Iran war disrupts Gulf energy supplies, threatens Strait of Hormuz

India, March 5 -- Oil and gas markets have been thrown into turmoil as escalating military exchanges between the United States (US) and Israel on one side and Iran on the other threaten critical energ... Read More

Asian utilities face investor heat over capital allocation and climate gaps

India, March 5 -- Asia's largest power utilities are under growing pressure from investors to strengthen emissions reduction strategies, realign capital spending and address mounting climate risks, ac... Read More

Heatwave cuts working hours for 90 per cent of Delhi street vendors, survey finds

India, March 5 -- A new WIEGO survey finds 90% of Delhi's street vendors cut their working hours during the 2025 heatwave as extreme temperatures made outdoor work unbearable. 96% reported a sharp fa... Read More

Nature's rhythms deteriorating: Climate change is altering the flowering 'calendar'

India, March 5 -- Nature has its own rhythm. Flowers bloom, bees arrive, fruits grow, and then life moves on. But with the changing climate, this rhythm is now being disrupted. Clearly, the impact of ... Read More

Eczema and asthma in children: How household fuels are harming health in poor South African homes

India, March 5 -- Children in South Africa's Mabopane and Soshanguve townships face heightened risks of eczema and severe asthma from indoor air pollution caused by gas, paraffin, wood and coal used d... Read More

As Kerala marks 50 years of the Idukki Hydroelectric Project, there are new questions facing hydropower in the state

India, March 5 -- As the Idukki Hydroelectric Project completes fifty years of power generation this year, Kerala finds itself reflecting on one of the most transformative engineering undertakings in ... Read More

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