How much should a person consume?

Book>> How Much Should A Person Consume, Thinking Through The Environment by Ramachandra Guha Permanent Black New Delhi, 2006

The limits of ice: What a 19th century expedition trapped in sea ice for a year tells us about Antarctica’s future

Antarctica’s sea ice has held out for longer. A ship like the Belgica could have been stuck in sea ice as late as 2015

Mountain glaciers may hold less ice than previously thought — here’s what that means for 2 billion downstream water users and sea level rise

Policymakers should look at these new estimates to revise their plans

Simply Put: Annual increments

COP28: Global Stocktake ‘building blocks’ struggling to take shape

The GST is expected to produce its final agreed text over the weekend

Savage mode: In a warmer, wetter world, pests are multiplying faster and damaging crops severely

If such attacks increase, it will affect the critical food supply and overall yield

Simply Put: Warming hills

Simply Put : The global warming frying pan

This heatwave is not a weather blip

Warmer waters can drive higher predation rates: Study

These changes could disrupt balances that have existed for thousands of years

Simply Put: Footprints of our heated times

IPCC AR6 (Part III): Can carbon capture and renewable energy save the world?

Phasing out fossil fuesl is the only way to go

Last month was the seventh-warmest February ever: NOAA

What is irrecoverable carbon? How it exacerbates global warming?

Simply put: How to index India’s petrol prices

Antarctica is melting: Opportunity for realtors?

Frequent fury: Cyclones now span larger part of the year than they used to

Sustainable technology

Ironing out global warming

Enriching oceans with iron could help absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas

Ozone loss has a silver lining

Studies reveal that falling ozone concentration could partly offset global warming

Corals in trouble

Global warming increases the acidity levels of oceans

The Friday after; India comes out calling for climate action

Children and adults protest demanding better policies against climate change from government

Scientists find evidence cosmic rays influence Earth’s climate

The galactic cosmic rays also play a role in the global warming 

Evidence of water from Persian Gulf and Red Sea found in the Bay of Bengal

The hypothesis was first claimed in the 1960s but had not been confirmed so far

Take note, Antarctica has huge waterfalls and they point to warming climate

Meltwater systems on Antarctic surface are more widespread than previously thought