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30 Jun 2026
2 articlesClimate Finance and the Push for Inclusive Climate Action
After the Bonn Climate Conference, developing countries are still waiting for firm climate-finance commitments ahead of COP31, amid a split between private capital and public, …
Government Plans to Revive India’s Struggling Tiger Reserves
India released a new roadmap to revive its weakest tiger reserves, shifting focus from counting tigers to fixing poor habitats. Though the national tally rose …
28 Jun 2026
3 articlesWHO Reports Over 1,300 Excess Deaths in Europe's Record-Breaking Heatwave
The World Health Organization recorded more than 1,300 excess deaths in Europe since June 21, 2026, during a record-breaking heatwave, linking the event to climate …
Weak Monsoon and a Building El Niño Put India's Farm Supply Chain at Risk
India's southwest monsoon has arrived late in 2026 and a strong El Niño is building over the Pacific, threatening the kharif crop, farm incomes and …
Monsoon floods in North-East India raise power, logistics and inflation concerns
Swollen rivers in North-East India after heavy monsoon rain have hit a major hydropower project and threatened coal transport and farm supplies, raising fresh power …
25 Jun 2026
2 articlesGolden langurs rescued from traffickers, released into the wild in Assam
Seven endangered golden langurs rescued from an alleged trafficking network in Assam were released back into the wild after rehabilitation. The species is protected under …
Protecting the Western Ghats: Why southern states must break the impasse
The Western Ghats are a biodiversity hotspot and the source of major rivers, but a 12-year-old plan to protect them as Eco-Sensitive Areas is stuck …
24 Jun 2026
4 articlesClimate Change Emerges as a Public-Health Threat for Ageing India
As India's population ages and fertility falls, climate change is emerging as a serious public-health threat to the elderly. A 2026 survey found 78% of …
Europe's deadly heatwave and the 'Omega Block': why dangerous humid-heat days are rising, including in India
A severe heatwave linked to an 'Omega Block' high-pressure pattern has killed around fifty people in Western Europe, with France hitting 44.3 degrees Celsius. A …
New tiger-moth genus 'Antaram' discovered in Kerala's Idukki, spotlighting Western Ghats biodiversity
Scientists have discovered a new genus and species of tiger moth, named Antaram idukki, in Kerala's Idukki district in the southern Western Ghats. Describing a …
India AI Data-Centre Boom Runs Into Climate, Energy and Water Limits
India AI push is now a contest over land, electricity, cooling and water as states race to host large data centres. With the IEA projecting …
23 Jun 2026
5 articlesCentre Activates Contingency Plans for 315 Districts Amid Weak Monsoon and El Nino Concerns
With monsoon rain about 43% below normal, the Centre has activated contingency plans for 315 districts, promoting millets and pulses, check dams and farm ponds, …
Odisha Launches Rs 500-Crore Waterfront Development Scheme for Riverfronts and Urban Water Bodies
Odisha has launched a Rs 500-crore, five-year Waterfront Development Scheme to restore riverfronts and urban water bodies in Cuttack, Sambalpur, Bhubaneswar, Rourkela and other towns, …
Western Ghats ESA Plan: What It Is, Why It Matters and the Concerns
The Western Ghats Eco-Sensitive Area plan seeks to protect a global biodiversity hotspot by restricting harmful activities like mining and polluting industries. The plan, shaped …
Grid India plans to repurpose idle thermal plants to keep the power grid stable
Grid India has proposed converting nine idle thermal power units (about 1.8 GW) into synchronous condensers to keep the grid stable as renewable energy grows …
International Seabed Authority prepares for election amid deep-sea mining debate
The UN-linked International Seabed Authority is set to elect its next leader amid an unresolved debate over whether to allow, ban or pause deep-sea mining …