India should rewrite outdated, colonial laws and empower local people so that embankments work for communities and nature

India’s top expert summarises his views on the need to factor in the Himalayas in the new water policy

Living close to the natural gas well that is still ablaze, Deborshee Gogoi believes humour has the power to inspire conservation, and is trying to save the unique wildlife of north-east India one comic strip at a time

In a country deeply affected by climate change, India’s move to throw open mining in its central forests for private companies is a deeply troubling step, writes Soumya Sarkar

Governments have to build infrastructure, help residents and ease travel between countries

A steep rise in recovered timber and complaints from across the insurgency-affected region point to a spike in illegal tree felling in Kashmir

While planting trees is a welcome initiative, it can distract attention and redirect funds from other, more effective, measures that can mitigate climate change and generate jobs, argues Sara Hayat

The country’s chief climate change advisor explains the package aimed at handling the pandemic-induced economic crisis, and go green at the same time

Authorities say flowering trees will worsen respiratory allergies and therefore the pandemic, but there’s no evidence of this

Farmers and exporters suffer huge losses, as beri honey production drops due to habitat loss, erratic weather and mismanagement