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"Sustainable living should not feel punishing"

India, Oct. 10 -- Kalki Koechlin has long stood out for her unconventional choices, whether in films, plays, podcasts or web series. Beyond her craft, her deep connection with nature shapes her advoca... Read More


"Practising sustainability is not always convenient"

India, Oct. 9 -- Filmmaker and producer Kiran Rao has mastered the art of mainstreaming social commentary, as seen in her early films like Dhobi Ghat and more recently in Laapataa Ladies and Humans in... Read More


'Hopeful genres like solarpunk can help bring climate discussions to dinner tables'

India, Sept. 12 -- Some Indigenous communities such as the Maori of the Aotearoa New Zealand understand time as a non-linear concept and navigate their relationship with the non-human environment acco... Read More


'Rethinking language biases would enable us to look more holistically at agroecological practices'

India, Aug. 22 -- Nearly 30 years ago, molecular biologists Sujata Goel and her partner Anurag left Delhi to build a life closer to nature in Karnataka's Kodagu district. Over the years, they began wo... Read More


India's carbon market targets too weak to drive industrial transformation: Report

India, July 29 -- India's proposed Carbon Credit Trading Scheme will not deliver transformational industrial decarbonisation, experts warn. New report shows far more ambitious emissions intensity tar... Read More


Big Oil fuelling global heatwaves while 'making a killing': Oxfam calls for windfall tax to fund adaptation

India, July 28 -- The world's six largest fossil fuel corporations are expected to nearly double their combined net income in the second quarter of 2026, even as their emissions continue to intensify ... Read More