The Government of India has recently said that India's installed power generation capacity has surpassed 500 GW level with renewables having more than 50 per cent share. .... read more

Delhi's once-thriving wetlands are fast disappearing. A new study by Delhi University along with private firms including HCLTech, and Terna Global Business School shows that the capital has lost nearly nine per cent of these crucial ecosystems over the last three decades – a decline driven largely by relentless construction and surging population growth. .... read more

Kerala is moving steadily towards becoming an energy self-sufficient and carbon-neutral green State, Electricity Minister K Krishnankutty said recently while inaugurating the newly built 33-kV substation at Choolissery. .... read more

A study conducted by Nagaland University has sounded an environmental alert for the Loktak Lake, one of India's iconic freshwater ecosystems and a designated Ramsar Site in Manipur. .... read more

India Maritime Week (IMW) 2025 witnessed landmark developments as the Government of India reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability, innovation, security and maritime transformation. .... read more

Karnataka, Assam, and Tamil Nadu account for 59.29 per cent of the estimated 22,466 elephants in India, a report released by the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) in Dehradun on October 14, 2025 has revealed.

Britain is one of the least "nature connected" nations in the world, according to the first ever global study of how people relate to the natural world. Britain ranks 55th out of 61 countries in the study of 57,000 people, which looks at how attitudes towards nature are shaped by social, economic, geographical, and cultural factors.

Microgrids are being developed across the US as new data centres drive up power demand and companies and communities seek reliable power supplies and protection against extreme weather outages. .... read more

To adapt to climate change, developing countries will require anywhere from $310–365 billion (at least ₹27 lakh crore) annually by 2035, according to a United Nations analysis. .... read more

India has taken a leading role in driving the ASEAN-India partnership towards sustainable tourism, with both sides adopting a joint statement to strengthen eco-friendly practices and reduce pollution across the travel sector. .... read more

In the mist-shrouded mountains of New Guinea, a Czech researcher has achieved a world-first— capturing photos, video, and data of the elusive Subalpine woolly rat, Mallomys istapantap.

Australia's tropical rainforests have become the first in the world to release more carbon than they absorb, in a trend linked to climate change, a study has found. Rainforests are usually regarded as so-called "carbon sinks" as they absorb more emissions than they emit with new trees offsetting the carbon released by dead ones.