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THIS is with reference to the report “Guterres calls upon firms to end ‘toxic cover-up’” (Nov 9), which...

COP27 was held in Egypt, from 6 to 18 November 2022. While the aim of COP26 in Glasgow was to raise global ambition, in particular regarding the (…)

If utilised properly, the resources of Bay of Bengal can help foster Bangladesh’s economic growth and prosperity. But for that to happen, marine pollution must be stopped

Lt Gen Baljit Singh (Retd) Nayanika Mathur has picked on ‘crooked cats’ (strayed/aberrant leopards) as the most ingenious metaphor to post the much-needed alarm call that the climate chan

Pakistan needs to have zero self-consciousness or compunctions about demanding global climate justice for the people of the country, writes Mosharraf Zaidi

The Biological Diversity (Amendment) Bill, 2021, excludes codified traditional knowledge from the purview of benefit claims.

Of concerned scientists up until 2020 and has been heavily involved in climate change negotiation for decades even before the first rio summit. he is escaping the heat of washington and joins us now from lake huron ontario. thank you very much indeed for joining us. isnt everything that chuck schumer says it is? is it that good eight bill? it is ahistorical, the largest single action the united states congress has ever taken on climate change. to put it in perspective, it is 4— five times the ...

Why mud is so glorious and how it can help us fight climate change.

Many words and billions in funding were pledged at last year’s ‘Nature COP’ in Glasgow, resulting in a global commitment to stop deforestation by 2030. However, the challenge of how to achieve this explicit and ambitious goal was less clear at the event and in subsequent reporting. The emerging main approaches are direct funding of […]

The Stockholm Declaration began by highlighting “the need for a common outlook and for common principles to inspire and guide the peoples of the world in the preservation and enhancement of the human environment.” But 50 years later, finding a common outlook, principles and agenda for our common future remains elusive.