India

Climate breakdown represents an opportunity for ecofascists around the world. The rise of nationalism in India shows how this is playing out today.

Climate breakdown is leading to ever-greater migration - but the issue is still largely invisible in migration discourse and response.

Climate breakdown will stress essential food crops. Scientists and farmers in India are working together to find a solution for chickpeas.

A map developed by the Autonomous University of Barcelona’s EJAtlas unveils the high-level of social injustice that communities are facing in many of India’s protected areas.

Global warming is upsetting the monsoon, making droughts more likely, and changing the lives of hundreds of millions of Indians.

Global heating is contributing to forest fires, and those fires are stoking further heating: a deadly cycle. What can we learn from India's forest survey?

Fragmentation is one of the biggest threats that our wild habitats face today. But new research can help mitigate its effects and revive degraded landscapes.

Corporations in India can explore shale gas reserves without obtaining environmental clearances.

The targeting of environmental justice groups shows how the Modi government's criminalization of dissent is gaining pace.

Vandana K meets Ridhima Pandey, the girl who took the Indian government to court.

The lockdown from one pandemic is being used in India to pave the way for the next, with a controversial plan to clear extremely valuable forests.

Indian drug companies try to gut antibiotic pollution controls.

Farmers’ organisations, trade union federations, indigenous peoples, fisher groups, women’s organisations, environmental groups and progressive political parties met in Hyderabad, South India.

A sufficient reduction in emissions can only be achieved if all countries are fully committed to a coordinated, cooperative effort.

The Gond tribe of Hasdeo Arand, the largest and oldest stretch of forest land in central India, is on the verge of losing its home in the face of coal mining.

Water supplies for 1.9 billion people globally - roughly a quarter of the world's population - are at risk from climate breakdown.

India's interminable quest for uranium rides roughshod over environmental and health concerns and democratic processes.

Villages in Hasdeo Aranya of Chhattisgarh, India, oppose illegal land acquisition and the allotment of coal blocks without consent.

Grassroots opposition is mounting in India as new coal projects displace communities and destroy ancient forests.

Conservationists search for Rufous-necked Hornbills in West Bengal, through rich forests threatened by unrest and development.

Conservationists search for Rufous-necked Hornbills in West Bengal, through rich forests threatened by unrest and development.

Invasive species, exploitative land use, pollution and climate change threaten to turn the lush South Indian Nilgiris into a green desert.

A revival of the traditional Kachchhi handloom could be a shining example of how India could tackle its severe livelihood, ecological, and cultural crises. 

The main opposition party will treat air pollution as a national emergency and tackle climate change impacts if elected, it promises as India goes to the polls.