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Rising sea levels are putting Mumbai and Kolkata at growing risk of flooding and displacement, with the UN warning of a wider global coastal crisis.
Global Sea-Level Rise: Why Mumbai and Kolkata Are Becoming Major Hotspots Read More
Europe’s deadly heatwave has claimed over 1,300 lives, melted roads, buckled railway tracks and disrupted daily life across several countries. WHO warns that extreme heat is becoming a growing climate threat.
Melting Roads, Buckling Tracks…! Europe Heatwave Turns Deadly, Over 1,300 Deaths Trigger WHO Warning Read More
Environmental protection requires more than government policies. Prof. Manmohan Prakash argues that sustainable living, responsible conduct, and environmental values are essential to addressing the global ecological crisis.
Beyond Policies: Environmental Values and Responsible Conduct Matter More Than Government Action Read More
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) warns of a likely El Niño event in 2026 that could trigger extreme weather, record temperatures, floods, droughts, and monsoon-related challenges for India and the world.
WMO Warns of El Niño Return: India Faces Monsoon Risks, Global Weather Extremes Ahead Read More
Oxford study in Nature Sustainability warns nearly 3.8 billion people may face extreme heat by 2050, with India and Nigeria among worst hit.
Extreme Heat to Hit Nearly Half the World by 2050, Warns Oxford Study Read More
The world has entered an era of global water bankruptcy, warns a UN report, as lakes dry, wetlands vanish and billions face water scarcity.
Is the World Running Out of Water Faster Than We Think? Read More
International Mountain Day 2025 highlights the urgent need to protect glaciers — the planet’s vital water towers. Learn how melting glaciers threaten water security, food systems, clean energy, biodiversity, and mountain communities, and why global action for glacier preservation is essential.
Mountains: The Water Towers of the World Read More