Down To Earthby Puja Das7 Sept 2026
South Asia bears the highest current economic burden from air pollution among world regions, equivalent to 10 per cent of regional gross domestic product (GDP), while implementing 25 integrated...
The Better Indiaby Raajwrita Dutta7 Sept 2026
At more than 14,000 feet above sea level, Puga Valley in Ladakh is now home to a project that could change how India thinks about renewable energy.
BBC Newsby Helen Sullivan7 Sept 2026
- Published Nepalis observed a national day of mourning for the victims of the flash flood on Monday, lighting candles to mark the last day of the traditional 13-day Hindu mourning period.
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff7 Sept 2026
Nepal is holding a national day of mourning to remember more than 1,300 people who died in last month’s catastrophic floods.
Interior design | Dezeenby Amina Amber7 Sept 2026
Architecture collective Badweather has transformed a 17-metre canal boat into Soak, an off-grid bathhouse that moves to a new location along London's waterways every two weeks.
Inside Climate Newsby By Emmett Gartner7 Sept 2026
GORHAM, Maine—Supersonic shockwaves shook the bones of Charlie Hamblen’s historic Maine farmhouse more than a dozen times last year, travelling over half a mile from blasts at a nearby quarry.
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau7 Sept 2026
Tamil Nadu Forests Minister R.V. Ranjith Kumar on Monday (September 7, 2026) announced in the State Legislative Assembly that a Forest Field Workforce Revitalisation Scheme would be implemented at...
Semaforby Nana Menya Ayensu7 Sept 2026
The Strait of Hormuz crisis has exposed just how vulnerable African economies remain to energy shocks.
The South Africanby Nicole Burger7 Sept 2026
SAWS warnings today: one flag confirmed for Monday As the week kicks off, SAWS’s warning board looks unusually quiet, but one flag is still very much in force. Here’s what’s active right now.
Down To Earthby Pradeep Mishra7 Sept 2026
India’s 2024 leopard assessment estimates 13,874 animals, but the real key to managing conflict lies in where they live.
The South Africanby Shyleen Choruma7 Sept 2026
Gauteng weather: What to expect as the week gets underway Gauteng faces a cold, stormy start to the week, with heavy rain, hail and strong winds possible before conditions improve from Tuesday.
Down To Earthby Susan Chacko7 Sept 2026
Directions were issued by the National Green Tribunal (NGT), southern bench, September 3, 2026 to ensure that the prescribed buffer zone of the Bandham Kunta, a summer storage tank in Dornakal...
The Independentby Hannah Stephenson7 Sept 2026
As experts predict that hotter summers will become the norm, growers may need to trade in some of their water-demanding plants for varieties that better withstand drought.
The Guardianby Alice Nightingale-Smith for MetDesk7 Sept 2026
Typhoon Saudel brought days of torrential rain to the Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Fujian and Guangdong provinces in south-east China last week.
New Indian Expressby Mukesh Ranjan7 Sept 2026
RANCHI: A wild elephant was killed after coming into contact with an electrified wire, installed to protect crops in Kusi Tola of Komar village, under Balumath police station of Latehar.
Phys.orgby Mariëtte Le Roux7 Sept 2026
'Truly scared': Blazes outpace firefighters in Indonesian Borneo Toiling around the clock, haggard Indonesian firefighters on the island of Borneo cannot keep up with the blazes devouring...
Environment | The Guardianby Emmanuel Grégoire, Giuseppe Sala and Kate Gallego7 Sept 2026
This summer, mayors met in London during the heatwave that ironically threatened to derail London Climate Action Week.
Channel News Asiaby Saifulbahri Ismail7 Sept 2026
Indonesia’s centuries-old whaling tradition faces an uncertain future Lamalera’s traditional whale hunt in eastern Indonesia remains one of the world’s most dangerous forms of subsistence hunting.
ABC News Australiaby Max Tillman7 Sept 2026
In short: Landholders have launched legal action hoping to overturn the declaration of the New England renewable energy zone.
Mongabay Globalby Latoya Abulu7 Sept 2026
- Conservation rumors should not be dismissed as misinformation: they influence people’s attitudes toward conservation and how they respond to it, a group of researchers argues in a new op-ed.
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