China's Clean Energy Revolution Reshapes World

China's massive renewable energy expansion, with 887 GW solar capacity and 1,826 TWh wind/solar generation in 2024, is transforming global energy markets and climate politics.

Trump's Greenland Gambit Puts NATO on Brink at Davos

US President Donald Trump's Davos speech on Greenland has exposed deep divisions within NATO, raising critical questions about alliance credibility, European security, and trans-Atlantic relations.

India Expands Carbon Market to 208 More Industrial Units

The Indian government has expanded its carbon market by setting greenhouse gas emission intensity targets for 208 additional industrial units, bringing petroleum refineries, petrochemicals, textiles, and secondary aluminum under compliance.

Farage Challenges Trump on NATO Comments

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage publicly disputes Donald Trump's criticism of NATO allies, defending Britain's military contributions and calling the remarks unfair.

Hyderabad Firms Partner for Cement Decarbonization Project

Hyderabad-based climate-tech firm Sow & Reap Chara partners with Sagar Cements for a 10-year biochar project at Mattampally plant, aiming to reduce carbon emissions by 6,000 tonnes annually and support net-zero target by 2030.

NYC Climate Commissioner Rohit Aggarwala Resigns

New York City's Department of Environmental Protection commissioner Rohit Aggarwala has resigned, effective January 30, 2026. Appointed by former Mayor Eric Adams, Aggarwala served all four years of Adams' term.

Biosphere 2: Arizona's Sealed Earth Experiment Evolves

Biosphere 2, a massive sealed glass structure in the Arizona desert, began as a two-year human survival experiment in the 1990s. Today, it serves as a controlled laboratory for studying Earth's ecosystems, climate change, and environmental processes under

Sunita Williams on NASA's Future & Her Space Legacy

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams reflects on her 27-year career, emphasizing continuity, international partnerships, and commercial collaboration as NASA enters a new phase of space exploration beyond low Earth orbit.

Usha Vance Pregnant: Fourth Child Due July 2026

Second Lady Usha Vance and Vice President JD Vance announce pregnancy with fourth child, a boy due July 2026. Meet their three children Ewan, Vivek, and Mirabel as family expands.

MPCB-Osaka City Japan MoU for Pollution Control

Maharashtra Pollution Control Board signs MoU with Osaka City, Japan for environmental cooperation focusing on waste management, air/water pollution, and carbon emission reduction through technology transfer.

Kolkata Temperature Breaks Normal Mark After 5 Weeks

Kolkata's maximum temperature reached 26.9°C on Tuesday, exceeding the normal mark for the first time in over five weeks. Meteorological officials predict a gradual temperature increase in coming days.

Semipalatinsk: Cold War's Secret Nuclear Testing Zone

The Semipalatinsk Test Site in Kazakhstan, where 456 nuclear bombs were detonated between 1949-1989, remains the most bombed place on Earth. This article explores its hidden history, human cost, and haunting legacy like Atomic Lake.

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