Simply Put: Earth Day 2020

Earth day musings: Can this pandemic change the idea of a city?

Post-pandemic, the new normal in our cities need to be more humane and inclusive and urban renewal must be designed on a human scale

The light show

A satellite tracks outbound electrons from the Earth's poles to understand the northern lights

Last man standing: A workshop that was more than inspiration for environment journalists

Various challenges and fears came to fore as resource persons and participants talked about their experiences

"Psychosocial care should be a component of overall health care"

K SEKAR, assistant professor, National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS), Bangalore, talks to NEELAM SINGH about …

‘Missing element’ in earth's core identified; scientists say it is silicon

The third element at the Earth's core has baffled scientists until now

Hot Spotting

Geophysicists work out a new way to find the Earth's hidden heat sources

Old as the mountains

Vanishing glaciers forests: Google’s Earth Day doodle shows how climate change altered the planet

Mount Kilimanjaro, Sermersooq, Great Barrier Reef, Harz Forests featured in the doodle

What caused Morocco’s earthquake? A geologist studying the Atlas mountains explains

Steep slopes of the mountains and the straight lines where the Earth’s crust has cracked suggest that there has been recent movement in the …

Did life evolve more than once? Researchers are closing in on an answer

Has all of life on Earth evolved only once, or are different living beings cut from different cloths? 

World Earth Day: Why the planet is worth saving

On World Earth Day, six stunning photos from NASA show the beauty of our unique planet and warns us of the threat from imminent climate change

Rocking for the Earth

Yes, humans are depleting Earth's resources, but 'footprint' estimates don't tell the full story

Although Earth Overshoot Day is a compelling concept, the methodology used to calculate it and the ecological footprint on which it is based is …

Power Point

Experts have given conflicting reports on the Tehri dam

Deluge

New findings on human-induced drift of Earth’s rotational pole is a wake-up call

 Change in mass distribution is one of the key drivers of polar motion

Simply Put: The Earth goes bald

DTE @ 28: We are just reborn

Welcome to our whole new design

As things were, and are

Breaking barriers

Brave new magazine, tenuous new world

Pamela Philipose, who was part of DTE's launch team, on the magazine.

Conscience of environmental journalism

Uday Shankar, who was part of the DTE launch team, on the magazine

Reinventing the inverted pyramid

Learning pit for environmental narratives

Aniruddha Bahal shares his experience of working for DTE