Inland

A quiet mathematical choice in climate economics decides how much we value the future — and how urgently we act today

The debate between Nordhaus and Stern shows how economics, ethics and risk determine whether climate action begins now

Nordhaus and Stern both quantified climate change, but diverged on a crucial question — how much should today’s generation sacrifice for future...

In the Climate Change series, we have covered international negotiations on climate change under the aegis of the United Nations Framework Convention...

The warming of our planet is not speculation but science, built on decades of research, measurement and irrefutable evidence

From NASA and ISRO to ESA and China’s CNSA, space agencies are providing vital satellite data that now underpins climate science, forecasting and...

By defining emissions as legal obligations, the ICJ opens new pathways for accountability, equity and compensation in future climate justice debates

A new generation of climate companies is transforming rock weathering into a measurable, verifiable carbon-removal pathway

The Indian wardrobe has never changed so quickly—or so wastefully. Behind next-day delivery and trendy “drops” lies a chain of ecological damage and...

With 27 plants operating and 130 more planned, Direct Air Capture is transforming from experimental science to industrial climate infrastructure

From Calix’s clean kiln to Ecocem’s low-clinker cement, the race to decarbonise one of the world’s most polluting industries is reshaping how we build...

From Iceland’s basalt chambers to Louisiana’s carbon hubs, DAC plants are redefining carbon removal as humanity’s most audacious attempt to undo its...