India Just Counted Its Elephants Using DNA for the First Time — and the Numbers Are a Wake-Up Call
Every 12 August, World Elephant Day arrives with the same reassuring statistic: India is home to nearly 60% of the […]
Every 12 August, World Elephant Day arrives with the same reassuring statistic: India is home to nearly 60% of the […]
Sometime before 31 July 2026, India’s electricity grid quietly crossed a threshold worth pausing on: more than half of the
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Most conservation news comes with a number attached — hectares protected, species counted, crore rupees disbursed. This week’s story out
India imports nearly half of the natural gas it uses. A meaningful share of that gas — the kind that
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Sustainability policy in India tends to get talked about in the language of gigawatts and crore-rupee outlays — solar parks,
Most of India’s marquee wildlife conservation stories revolve around a small cast of famous, camera-ready species: tigers, elephants, rhinos, snow
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In 2016, India sold roughly 50,000 electric vehicles. In 2025, that number was 2.3 million — a 46-fold jump in
India’s solar boom tends to get told through capacity numbers — gigawatts added, tariffs falling, mega-parks rising out of the
Most people have heard of carbon credits. Far fewer have heard of India’s newer, homegrown cousin: the green credit. Unveiled
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