Climate Treks In India: Still Under a Veil
www.theshillongtimes.com | Oct 30, 2025

According to the Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change, the world will see a staggering 25 million to 1 billion ‘Environmental Displaced Persons’ in the coming future. This will not only influence transnational relations and geopolitical relations between countries but will also foment fresh problems and conflicts while dealing with this incipient trend.

What is non-economic loss and damage? [Explainer]
www.india.mongabay.com | Oct 20, 2025

From cloudbursts impacting important heritage structures, to children losing school days due to cyclones; from intense heat waves leading to heat strokes and other illnesses, to sea level rise contributing to out migration; from early-snow melt inducing changes in alpine plants, to unseasonal weather impacting traditional knowledge systems in agriculture

As climate change upturns lives in Odisha, women grapple with trauma and anxiety
www.scroll.in | Oct 1, 2025

Rows of nondescript houses, some left half-built and some still under construction, are neatly spread out in Bagapatia in Odisha’s Kendrapara district. Since 2018, the village has been home to 571 families that were moved here as the Bay of Bengal began to inundate their old homes in Satabhaya village. This makes Bagapatia India’s first rehabilitation settlement for people displaced by coastal erosion.

‘Real world moving faster than politics’: Experts reject Trump’s dismissal of climate change
www.deccanherald.com | Sep 24, 2025

Trump’s UNGA speech doubled down on his rejection of climate science, attacked the United Nations and criticised European green policies as damaging to growth.

‘Real world moving faster than politics’ Experts reject Trump’s dismissal of climate change
www.theweek.in | Sep 24, 2025

New Delhi, Sep 24 (PTI) US President Donald Trump on Tuesday called climate change “the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world”, a dismissal that experts say must not shake countries’ resolve to fight the crisis, since action is overtaking political posturing in the real

‘Net Zero cannot be our hero’: Why climate activists question Net Zero 2050-70 carbon emissions goal and whether ‘real zero’ is possible as climate change continues to wreck havoc
www.indianexpress.com | Sep 22, 2025

Net zero may sound like jargon, but at the end of the day, it’s about your child’s lungs, your parents’ heart health, and your own ability to breathe freely

Plant The Funds: South Asia’s call for climate justice
www.themorning.lk | Sep 16, 2025

Bringing together six countries in the Asian continent was the four-day Asia Youth Climate Justice Learning, Planning and Mobilisation Conclave 2025, held from 11 August in Bangladesh. At this event, environmental activists from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Timor-Leste gathered with a collective objective that is meant to give the entire region a leg-up ahead of COP30 that is set for November.

Skills, compliance, and coordination vital for agro export readiness
www.thedailystar.net | Aug 27, 2025

Swisscontact, in collaboration with The Daily Star, organised a roundtable titled ‘ Export Readiness of Agro-Processing SMEs through Skills Development’ on June 26, 2025. Here we publish a summary of the discussion.

Asia’s youth unite to demand climate justice and grant-based finance
www.daily-sun.com | Aug 15, 2025

Young climate leaders from across Asia have issued a powerful collective demand for just, grant-based, and transparent public climate finance after witnessing the harsh impacts of the climate crisis in Bangladesh.

Wiped off the map: How climate change claimed a Himalayan village
www.bignewsnetwork.com | Aug 14, 2025

For Urmila Parashpe, a 48-year-old resident of Mumbai in the west Indian state of Maharashtra, it was a miracle to come out alive from the town of Dharali, which was swept awayin India’s worst disaster in the Himalayas since 2013