Month: February 2022

In Peruvian island reserve, birds still dying a month after oil spill

We’re Killing the Environment, and There’s a Word for It – Ecocide

Aathira Perinchery 26/02/2022

Activists are pushing for ecocide to be recognised as...

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Rising Costs of Climate Change Threaten To Make Skiing a Less Diverse Sport

Brian P. McCullough and Lance Warwick 26/02/2022

Ski areas are increasingly reliant on extensive snowmaking operations...

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Decoding NTZO, a UN-Backed Climate Fund on the Brink of Collapse

Kavaljit Singh 26/02/2022

Launched with much fanfare at the COP26 climate talks,...

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In Rajasthan, Solar Park Sparks Desire for School, Dreams of Green Jobs

Roli Srivastava 25/02/2022

Bhadla is home to one of the 52 solar...

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Green or Grey? The Uncertain Quality of India’s New Hydrogen Policy

Aathira Perinchery 25/02/2022

India unveiled its ‘green hydrogen’ policy on February 17....

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The Macaque Monkeys of Mauritius: An Invasive Alien Species, a Major Export for Research

Vincent Florens 25/02/2022

Mauritius is one of the world’s largest exporters of...

Indonesia on alert after magnitude 6.2 earthquake hits Sumatra

Quake Rattles Indonesia’s Sumatra Island, Killing at Least 2 People

Reuters 25/02/2022

The quake did not have the potential to cause...