Amruta Pradhan A study highlights that “rain is prime source of water” and suggests rainwater harvesting through rooftops as one of the crucial options. […]
The vast majority of deforestation and illegal logging takes place in the tropical forests of the Amazon, Central Africa and Southeast Asia. The extent […]
Jindra Cekan As domestic concerns grow larger in two huge economies, US and UK, the question of the place foreign aid will play abound […]
Rachel Cernansky The Open Source Seed Initiative, inspired by “the free and open source software movement that has provided alternatives to proprietary software,” was […]
Gaurav Bhattacharya There has been a long standing debate known as the “Great Indian Poverty” that argues the current methods and estimations used for […]
Pinaki Roy Bangladesh’s economy has been growing steadily at over 6%, making it one of the steady high performers among large countries. This growth […]
An Indian High Court has ordered that water from the river Tamirabarani in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu must not be diverted […]
Amitangshu Acharya and Depinder Kapur Accounting for toilets on paper is a poor substitute to accountability. By enabling the latter, Swachh Bharat Abhiyan can […]
Chen Han G20 countries financed US$76 billion in coal projects in the past nine years. With more projects in the pipeline, they should stop […]
1st Global Toilet Business, Innovation and Investment Summit investigates smart toilets, sanitation in the circular economy, and catalyses new partnerships. Biocycle, SafiSana, Samagra, Sanergy […]
The Global Carbon Project report says ‘practically every coal power plant in the world will need to be switched off by 2050 to avoid […]
Brazilian government agents are charged with protecting the Yanomami territory. But they are currently facing severe budget cuts amid politicians’ plans to drastically weaken […]
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