Daily roundup by CSE and Down to Earth @COP27 by Avantika Goswami and Rohini Krishnamurthy, November 7, 2022 • UN Secretary-General António Guterres said that Loss and damage can no longer be swept
Pakistani architect and town planner Arif Hasan is well known for his involvement in designing low-income settlement programmes, for which he has set up an independent initiative in Karachi. He talks
Males will not become extinct
it s the State s discretion
Green light for Indo ASEAN free trade agreement
MarineBio.org showcases marine life and uncovers some of the mysteries surrounding the ocean to inspire people to appreciate and work towards its conservation. Run by an eponymous organisation based
the phase-out period of chemicals that harm the ozone layer will now be faster. The 19th meeting of parties to the Montreal Protocol has reduced the phase-out period by a decade: for developed
Millions of Indian villagers today act as guardians of forests, forming a mutually beneficial relationship, quite often without outside help. But it would be puerile to imagine that these communities would be able to tackle the crises arising in the realm
The ultra conservative American Legislative Exchange Council is championing a new law that will endanger activists supporting environmental, animal and human rights. The council, trying to capitalise on existing public paranoia created by terrorism, has f
Waste can power vehicles
What liberalising trade on environmental goods and services in the WTO is about
