Inland - Page 2

Beyond melting glaciers and rising seas, climate change leaves its deepest scars on bodies and lives—from heat strokes to hunger, from cholera to...

In an interview with Professor J.S. Rajput, former NCERT Director and Atal Fellow at the Prime Ministers’ Memorial, Museum and Library, we explore...

In the second and final part of the two-part series, we explore CBAM’s impact on hard-to-abate sectors like iron & steel, cement, and fertilisers

As carbon taxes are reshaping global trade, the EU and UK’s CBAMs have sparked a clash between climate responsibility and economic fairness, forcing...

The surge in the Chinese Renminbi comes alongside broad rallies in the currencies of Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea, as investors rush out of...

Recent global political developments, including US President Donald Trump’s ‘erratic policymaking’ have paved way for governments and policy-makers of...

Biodiversity, the intricate web of life sustaining Earth, now stands imperiled by climate change, but its conservation and restoration, resulting in...

As a war on AI deepfakes begins, Danish citizens will now have the power to own their digital self and exercise full legal power to take down posts...

The Arctic, warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet, has been triggering self-reinforcing ‘doom loops’ that accelerate global climate chaos

Israel’s many military conflicts reveal a startling trend, that global high-finance is turning wars into investments. The profits are high and...

Moving forward in the battle against climate change, the world is now shifting its focus to Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR)—beyond mitigation and...

As the Chinese govt plans to promote nationwide use of open-source RISC-V integrated circuit design standards under new guidelines, the move is set to...