The Big Story

The country has drafted hundreds of Heat Action Plans to combat the crisis, but the challenge of finding money to make them work remains

As govts chase flashy plantation targets and theme parks, experts warn that only genuine ecological restoration and sustainable building codes can protect India's boiling cities

As the Iran war disrupts global supplies, registered consumers remain protected while migrant workers and poorer households pay some of the highest rates anywhere in the world for LPG

Part 3 of CarbonCopy’s series on non-economic loss and damage looks at how years after Cyclone Fani, shifting coconut yields and fishing patterns are driving losses insurance cannot cover

As the Indian government postpones price hikes, the country’s informal economy has grabbed its opportunity

As geopolitical tensions rise in West Asia, India finds itself in a paradox — record renewable capacity on one hand, and wasted solar power on the other.

As the attack by America and Israel on Iran enters its third day, the world is torn between incomprehension and comprehension. What happens next in the war theatre is anyone’s guess. How long will the battle last? Can Iran inflict enough damage for the US and Israel to withdraw?

Pradeep Panwar’s, 32, life collapsed in a matter of seconds on August 5, last year, when a massive flood and landslide tore through Dharali village in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand, killing more than 50 lives. His shop and taxi—his family’s only sources of income—were destroyed.

Part 1 of CarbonCopy’s series on non-economic loss and damage examines how climate impacts along Odisha’s coast are eroding identity, culture and belonging beyond what compensation frameworks recognise