Climate change is no longer a future threat it is a crisis in the making. From record shattering heatwaves to catastrophic floods, wildfires, and sea-level rise, the world is experiencing the imperative for action. Despite the challenges, however, there are glimmers of hope. Some countries have answered the call, turning urgency into opportunity, responsibility into …
Our planet is facing environmental challenges on the highest scale, climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution, and resource depletion are among the most pressing issues. While policies, technology, and innovations play their part, the true transformation begins with education. Environmental education is not just a subject in schools; it’s a powerful tool for shaping a more …
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As a Law student deeply interested in constitutional law, I find the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on Delhi’s stray dogs not just a case about animals, but a reflection of how our judiciary balances rights, duties, and the idea of humane governance. Recently, on August 22, 2025, the Supreme Court of India delivered a landmark …
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries, rewriting the possibilities in health, finance, science, and art. Its virtues are hailed: smarter automation, predictive analytics, personalized medicine. But behind the headlines and the splashy product rollouts, there is a less-heard-of reality—the “Unseen Environmental Cost” of AI. As we rush headlong into an age dominated by machine intelligence, …
When we talk about environmental protection under the Indian Constitution, Article 21, the Right to Life often steals the spotlight. Over the years, the judiciary has interpreted this Article to include the right to a clean and healthy environment. But is that all our Constitution offers when it comes to sustainable development? As a law …
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Do you have expired pills tucked away in your medicine box? Or maybe half-used syrup bottles collecting dust on your shelf? Did you ever realize how much harm it would cause to the environment if they are not disposed of properly? Though improper disposal of pharmaceuticals is a rising global concern, it’s often overlooked in …
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Globally, the vehicles we use for transport make up around 25% of all energy-related carbon emissions. For over a century, petrol and diesel vehicles helped the economy growth, but it’s come at a cost to the environment. We’re seeing smog in cities, faster climate change, and worse public health. Electric vehicles seem like a good …
The world is the home of 8 billion people distributed over the globe in an uneven pattern. Man is the single most important powerful geographical factor transforming the earth surface at a high pace. Vast areas including the hot and cold deserts, the polar regions, the mountainous region, are either uninhabited or very thinly populated. …
Mountains occupy about 1/4th of the earth and harbour most of its biodiversity hotspots and supply freshwater to an estimated half of humanity. Mountains in compass ecosystem state hold unique species such as snow leopards and mountain gorillas but mountain regions are particularly sensitive to degradation from human activities and climate change restoring mountain sustainable …
As we bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new, it’s the perfect time to reflect on our lifestyles and consider how we can make a positive impact on the planet. Embracing eco-friendly resolutions not only benefits the environment but also contributes to a healthier and more sustainable future. In this blog post, …
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