Harini Nagendra

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Review: From Its Adivasi Leaders, Insider Narratives of the Narmada Bachao Andolan

Harini Nagendra 22/06/2022

Nandini Oza's book offers insightful glimpses of what it...

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Ahead of COP26, How Many People Support Govt Action on the Environment?

Sahana Ghosh 22/04/2021

A survey has found that the most popular policies...

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Look Past Ecosystem ‘Services’ – To Scientific Wonders and the Miracles of Evolution

Harini Nagendra 13/09/2020

A better informed and more interested public is the...

Pune, Kolkata, Vijayawada, Coimbatore, Mumbai, Kozhikode, Singrauli, urban street network, road layout, roads, cities, Suva, Caracas, Tokyo, New York, Japan, Atlas of Urban Expansion, Global Human Settlement Layer, circuitous roads, traffic jam, commute time, OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, remote sensing, social wellbeing, urban heat island effect, Harini Nagendra, habitat fragmentation, concrete jungle, public transport, greenhouse gases, Delhi air pollution, vehicular emissions, cars,

Simple Road Maps Show India’s Cities Are Snaking Towards Ecological, Social Chaos

Vasudevan Mukunth 20/01/2020

New roads in Pune, Kolkata, Vijayawada, Coimbatore, Mumbai and...

Cities and Canopies, banyan tree, Amazon rainforest, frangipani, gulmohar, peepal, Harini Nagendra, Seema Mundoli, Afzal park, Aarey forest, Mumbai, Palamau tiger reserve, Ruskin Bond,

‘Science Isn’t the Only Way to Look at a Tree. Marvelling Is Another.’

Neha Sinha 04/09/2019

The greatest strength of 'Cities and Canopies' is that...

Cities and Canopies, Harini Nagendra, Seema Mundoli, trees, nationalism, compensatory afforestation, deforestation, tree felling, tribal rights, Adivasis, science education, urban ecology, Azim Premji University,

Hard to Write About the Environment Without Despair, but There Is Hope Yet

Nandita Jayaraj 01/06/2019

Harini Nagendra and Seema Mundoli, authors of 'Cities and...