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Climate Action

FEB
2026
3

A Renewed Commitment to Ocean and Climate Justice

By Srijnana Dipankar

The ocean does not merely surround the continents; it sustains them. It regulates climate, generates oxygen, absorbs carbon, governs rainfall and anchors food systems for billions of people. Yet for centuries, humanity has treated the ocean as an infinite reso…

FEB
2026
2

Delhi’s Climate: Can the City Reclaim Its Lost Balance!

By Aysha Wamiq

Nilgai spotted in Delhi. Photo y author for Wildlife Subhead Delhi was once a city where peacocks danced in gardens, jackals prowled the Ridge, and the Yamuna’s floodplains breathed life into the capital. Today, the same city stands wrapped in a haze of dust a…

FEB
2026
2

India’s Shipwreck Wake-Up Call: Why Protecting Our Oceans Can’t Wait

By Avinash Chanchal

Just weeks before World Oceans Day, India witnessed one of its most alarming maritime accidents. A container vessel, MSC ELSA 3, which had departed from Vizhinjam Port, capsized near Kochi, about 14.6 nautical miles off the coast. The ship, en route to Kochi, …

DEC
2025
29

Harnessing the power of Agricultural Residues through Innovative Technologies

By Sacred Earth Observer with Inputs

Burning crop residue in agricultural fields during the harvest season has long been a major cause of air pollution in northwest India. Farmers in Haryana and Punjab resort to paddy residue burning because their combine harvesters leave crop residues (stubble) …

DEC
2025
26

Sea Animals Face Lethal Risks From Small Plastic Pieces

By Matthew Russell

Scientists have long known that ocean animals swallow plastic, but new research quantifies the danger with stark precision. A global analysis of 10,412 necropsies shows that even modest amounts of macro plastic can be lethal to seabirds, sea turtles and marine…

DEC
2025
26

All about Permaculture: Definition, Principles and Examples

By Josephine Bassey

Permaculture isn’t just a farming method—it’s a transformative framework that reimagines how we live within ecosystems. Rooted in the symbiotic wisdom of natural systems, permaculture blends thoughtful observation with creative design to cultivate environments…

NOV
2025
25

What is Environmental Education? | US EPA

Early knowledge about Environment institutes sensitivity towards environment Environmental education is a process that allows individuals to explore environmental issues, engage in problem solving, and take action to improve the environment. As a result, indiv…

OCT
2025
11

Freshwater reserves in the seabed - World Ocean Review

By Sacred Earth Observer

In the past, it was only in arid regions that freshwater was viewed as a precious asset. Now, however, the lakes, rivers, springs and wells in many of the Earth‘s coastal regions are also drying up. The reasons for this are many and varied. In some places it i…

OCT
2025
2

Food Loss and Waste

We want to see a world in which food's true value is recognised and wastage is dramatically reduced to end hunger, cater for a growing global population and reduce the pressure on our planet. In line with the Sustainable Development Goals, we want to see globa…

OCT
2025
2

Food Waste Statistics And Facts

By Jeeva Shanmugam

When we talk about food, most of us think about meals, nutrition, and the joy of eating. But rarely do we stop to consider how much of this food never even reaches a plate. Food waste is a problem that affects every corner of the world, from homes and restaura…