Can nature-based solutions help Indian cities beat urban flooding?
On 28 June 2024, Delhi received 228.1 mm of rain in 24 hours, more than its average for the entire month of June and its highest June-day total in 88
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On 28 June 2024, Delhi received 228.1 mm of rain in 24 hours, more than its average for the entire
Lake Urmia in Iran has repeatedly shrunk into vast salt flats. The Great Salt Lake in the US has exposed
The warning signs are already visible. On 2 July 2026, India’s 166 major reservoirs held only 47.725 billion cubic metres
For decades, extreme weather felt like an occasional headline. A flood in another country. A drought in a distant region.
There was a time when an Indian summer meant mangoes and kulfis, afternoon naps, rooftop conversations, and children waiting for
Every Earth Day, the narrative feels familiar. We talk about sustainability, climate change, and the responsibility we all share toward
On 28 June 2024, Delhi received 228.1 mm of rain in 24 hours, more than its average for the entire month of June and its highest June-day total in 88
Lake Urmia in Iran has repeatedly shrunk into vast salt flats. The Great Salt Lake in the US has exposed hundreds of square miles of lakebed. The Caspian Sea is
The warning signs are already visible. On 2 July 2026, India’s 166 major reservoirs held only 47.725 billion cubic metres of water, or about 26% of their total live-storage capacity.
For decades, extreme weather felt like an occasional headline. A flood in another country. A drought in a distant region. A cyclone that appeared once in a generation. Today, it
There was a time when an Indian summer meant mangoes and kulfis, afternoon naps, rooftop conversations, and children waiting for evening cricket. Now? It means weather apps flashing 47°C before
Every Earth Day, the narrative feels familiar. We talk about sustainability, climate change, and the responsibility we all share toward the planet. There’s awareness, there’s intent, and there’s a collective