Controversy Vizhinjam port in deep water as protests against Adani project intensifyAnna MathewsAmid protests against the Rs.7,525 crore port, opposing political forces come together in Kerala.
Climate Change COP27 fails to improve on COP26 but loss and damage fund the saving graceR. Ramachandran
Spotlight Artisanal fishers reduced to working as labourers on trawlers in faraway placesSatya SainathPradeep Elangovan
Climate Change Poor, low-emitting regions bear brunt of economic burden of extreme heatR. Ramachandran
Environment Government yet to ban drug dangerous to vultures despite availability of safe optionsLyla Bavadam
Climate Change Are hornbills in danger due to extreme weather conditions? Aparajita DattaResearchers monitoring the breeding habits of three hornbill species in the Pakke Tiger Reserve in Arunachal Pradesh for 22 years observed that extrem
Mumbai Climate Action Plan Going green: Mumbai's promising Climate Action Plan restrained by prevailing development policiesLyla BavadamThe Climate Action Plan for Mumbai, the first city in South Asia to create one, has many promises, but current development policies seem to negate the
Biological Diversity Act Corporate control over biodiversity? That’s what this new Bill would like to seeRitwick DuttaThe Biological Diversity (Amendment) Bill marks a significant shift from the democratic thrust of the existing law to one that favours corporate contr
Conservation On the turtle’s trail Lyla BavadamThe satellite-tagging of five Olive Ridley turtles marks the beginning of a milestone project in sea turtle conservation on the western coast of India
Photography In search of exotic birds“EVERY feather, every feather” is the motto of bird photographers. To go after an elusive, near-threatened bird into the subtropical forest in the thi
Climate Change How to stay safe in a heat waveDeutsche WelleHeat waves are common in India and Pakistan, but this year is hotter than ever before. Here's how to stay safe when temperatures soar.
Mulch munchersGeetha IyerMillipedes, which are “looked down upon”, contribute to conservation by breaking down wood and leaves and increasing soil mineralisation. They also ca
Millipedes Mulch munchers: How millipedes contribute to conservationGeetha IyerMillipedes, which are “looked down upon”, contribute to conservation by breaking down wood and leaves and increasing soil mineralisation. They also ca
Wildlife Butterflies as nature’s early warning systemVaithianathan KannanButterfly species need to be conserved in real landscapes, not only because they deserve it in their own right but also because of their usefulness as
Nature’s early warning systemVaithianathan KannanButterfly species need to be conserved in real landscapes, not only because they deserve it in their own right but also because of their usefulness as
Conservation The monarchs of Kashmir's mountainsText by G. Shaheed Photographs by Dr Jainy Maria KuriakoseWhile one side of the Kajinag National Park is home to the markhor, the elusive wild goat with spiralling horns, the other side boasts a variety of bi
Monarchs of the mountainsText by G. Shaheed Photographs by Dr Jainy Maria KuriakoseWhile one side of the Kajinag National Park is home to the markhor, the elusive wild goat with spiralling horns, the other side boasts a variety of bi
The Art vs Artist conundrum and the audience that is between them An effective way of taking revenge against artists is to consign them to oblivion.
SlideshowColours of desireA mother’s sari collection feels like an act of vengeance against a life that had deprived her of small joys in her youth.
