Despite PM Modi’s assurance, land degradation, desertification increasing

Some 29.7 per cent of India’s land is degraded, according to a new ISRO atlas

Extreme temperatures kill 5 million a year: 20-year study

Intense cold caused more deaths than intense heat but this is changing

January 2021 ninth-warmest month for US on record: NOAA

Below-average precipitation experienced in several regions; peak ice coverage declined

World Snake Day: Dozens of snake species facing peril, say herpetologists

Habitat loss is the gravest threat facing snakes, says Romulus Whitaker

Low-pressure area to form over Andaman Sea by April 30: IMD

The low-pressure area will likely change into a depression by May 2

WMO report flags heatwave, cyclone conditions in India

India was severely affected by delayed monsoons, floods, according to the report

Recent rains due to western disturbances pointer to greater climate malaise

While it has rained heavily in certain districts, there has been none in others

Climate Emergency CoP 25: Negotiators in Madrid forced to look back before moving forward

Consensus on future ambition depends on accounting for past performance

Climate Emergency CoP 25: Europe’s Kafkaesque progress on climate action

The European Green New Deal is a pale imitation of the American original

All for a change

Global climate change is today a spectre which allows for no ostriches

The final outcome of the Durban Conference on Climate Change

The Durban Conference is a turning point in the climate change negotiations

Half way house: divided we fall?

THE DURBANATOR REPORTS - Saturday, December 3, 2011 - 18:22

Jayanthi Natarajan's statement in Durban on the issue of a new legally binding treaty

Equity Watch

REDD+: India goes all out on safeguards, Tuvalu plays spoilsport

The Durbanator reports

Mechanisms: Rough Guide

What Southern delegates and NGOs should watch out for in CDM negotiations

India's position on climate change at Kyoto

Letter to the Prime Minister of India on India'a position on climate change at Kyoto.

‘World must share responsibility for Amazon fires’

The number of fires in Brazil this year have jumped 83% over last year

3 reasons Jakarta is the fastest sinking city in the world

Scientists say that by 2050, the capital of Indonesia will be entirely submerged

Pre-2020 action and climate finance need of the hour: BASIC

Adaptation fund and finance are issues that are still to be discussed and resolved

Around 155 countries set to sign the Paris Agreement in New York

The new climate change agreement was adopted in Paris on December 12 last year

Paris committee takes stock of progress on draft text

Differentiation, loss and damage and finance emerge as critical issues

Humans caused unprecedented damage to Earth's ecosystem

Owl vomit fossils lead to conclusion in a study

Classroom: Mayhem in March

The Forest is a village

Forests are complex ecosystems. But understanding them is not daunting

Caught in legal limbo

A tussle over funding clouds issues of climate change a biodiversity.