Team L&M For generations, the high Himalayas have symbolized purity — snow-fed silence, untouched forests, and air that feels far removed from the pressures of modern life. But new research suggests that even these remote landscapes are no longer fully insulated from human influence. A year-long study conducted by scientists at the Aryabhatta Research Institute […]Read More
On World Earth Day, a timely White Paper urges India to reconsider how it engages with one of its most fragile and life-sustaining ecosystems. Team L&M In a world grappling with climate uncertainty, few regions embody both resilience and vulnerability as profoundly as the Himalayas. Towering, majestic, and deeply intertwined with the lives of billions, […]Read More
In an email interview with Saurabh Tankha, authors Bijal Vachharajani (BV) and Radha Rangarajan (RR) talk about working for environment, ways to get kids closer to Nature and finalising the 10 names for the e-book, 10 Indian Champions Who Are Fighting To Save The Planet by Duckbill Books, to be released this evening. Excerpts: […]Read More
Team L&M Ancient farming practices led to a rise in the atmospheric emission of the heat-trapping gases. This rise has continued since and has profoundly changed Earth’s climate, claims a stud. The study is led by researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. It shows that ancient farmers cleared land to plant wheat and maize, potatoes […]Read More
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