Tag: Climate Change
Tourism, Hydropower, Climate Change, and the Search for Meaningful Futures in...
"Along with the men, the land is also changing."
The Power that Humour Holds in Addressing Environmental Issues
How can humour be used in addressing environmental problems? Is it a useful tool to have in our arsenal, and how is it being deployed in India in particular? This article explores the ways that humour, through stand-up comedy and cartoons, is used to convey environmental issues in India.
How The Youth are Taking Charge of the Climate
Welcome to the first episode of Blindspots! Over the course of the next few videos, we will be shedding light on the missing aspects...
The Future of Justice Srimathy’s Judgement: Treating Mother Nature as a...
This is part two of Out of the Woods, a two-part series that explores the implication of treating Mother Nature as a legal entity....
Public Land Protection Cells: Securing Public Land for Public Good
How can Public Land Protection Cells help resolve conflicts over common land and help impacted communities?
Milking Money: Tracing How Religion Shapes Perceptions of India’s Dairy Industry
Indian cow slaughter prevention laws result in policies and movements that detrimentally impact human rights, animal welfare, and climate change.
The Different Hues of Green Painting the 2022 State Legislative Assembly...
How have contesting parties waging the 2022 state assembly elections in Punjab, Goa, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Manipur been talking ‘green’?
Milking Money: Why the Dairy Industry Is Proving To Be Expensive...
Shweta Sood explores the ₹11,35,700 crore Indian dairy industry’s foundations, and how it shapes incomes and the environment.
Documenting Displacement, Climate Crises, and Trauma: All In a Day’s Work...
With environmental reporters covering the worst of the climate crises, what can media houses do to support a healthy work environment for them?
Trailing A Path of Non-Anthropogenic Jurisprudence Amidst the Climate Crisis
In the age of the Anthropocene, can the world’s rapid biodiversity losses be mitigated by shifting to a non-anthropogenic legal paradigm?
