Groundwater Regulation: A Challenge to make the ‘Invisible Visible’ in India
Acknowledging groundwater as ‘commons’ is an important step in the right direction.
Confluence of Academia and Traditional Knowledge Systems: Towards Climate Resilient Agriculture
The macro and micro-systems of nature work in tandem to survive. Their role in climate change resilience is paramount. Sreeja works to ensure that all community voices are heard, all-natural parts are valued and sustainability is defined in one’s own context.
Putting Earth’s Life-support Systems on Fire, Equity and Justice Forgotten
We need to demand that all nations take immediate corrective steps to act honestly and genuinely on the above mentioned climate actions, bring many people’s alternatives into serious consideration and review these as genuine alternative pathways to a sustainable and equitable world
Environment and 2022 Budget: Amrit Kaal or Vish Kaal?
Environment is given a few token sops, while in fact financial allocations continue to fuel an economy that is fundamentally unsustainable.
Adivasis At COP 26: Our Worldviews Must Be Respected And Emulated To Ensure Climate Justice
"We were termed backward and inferior because of our worldview but now the world is waking up to its importance"- Archana Soreng
Risk Minimisation essential for All National Policies
India’s sluggishness in tackling major hazards strikes is a systemic problem that requires a systemic solution.
Why the ancient myristica swamps need more protection
The evergreen trees living in the waterlogged conditions of the swamps feature bizarre-looking roots: knee roots and stilt roots.
Give indigenous people their rights to tackle climate change: Archana Soreng
The youth advisor to the UN Secretary-General speaks on nature-based solutions at Joe Biden’s virtual climate summit
Gond community to drop ancient cremation ritual to save trees
The Gond community has decided to bury instead of cremating their dead, with an aim to reduce the number of trees cut for funeral pyres.