 | Climate change could sound death knell for endemic species in Western Ghats: StudyClimate change is a reality and can majorly impact numerous species that are endemic to the Western Ghats. |
 | India being lectured, pressured on environmental issues by developed countries: PMThis is the first time that the prime minister has spoken on the issue since the United Nations' COP26 summit concluded on November 13. |
 | Sustainability is critical to Indian companies, says Autodesk reportExperts said India has been predicted to deliver the strongest GDP growth of 9.5% in APAC in 2021, compared to just 6.5% for the region. |
 | Conversations on climate that are not happeningTwo crucial climate issues are agricultural emissions and the role of local governments in mitigating global warming. But they are not getting the attention they deserve in India. |
 | Experts address climate concerns at 5th International Agronomics CongressThe International Agronomics Congress also revealed how major crops like barley, rice, maize, potatoes, soybean and vegetables will suffer nutritional loss by an average of 3 per cent by 2050. |
 | India urges global firms to join its energy transition journeyIndia aims to enhance the share of natural gas in its energy basket from 7.6 per cent to 15 per cent by 2030. |
 | Climate change on list in conference of top cops in LucknowOther key issues to be discussed are the security situation in Kashmir and Naxal areas, cyber crime, refugee crisis, cyber threat from China, radicalisation of youth and impact of extremism. |
 | The need for equity-based climate actionThe talk of climate change adaptation at a global event flies in the face of the state-sponsored accentuation of the crisis. |
 | Karnataka needs Rs 52 lakh crore for climate change mitigation worksSummer, winter temperatures will change by 0.5-2.5 degrees Celsius, says draft report |
 | Delhi youngsters call for climate education in curriculum19-year-old Aniket Gupta - along with Aditya Dubey, Seher Taneja and Dwishojoyee Banerjee - petitioned the government to incorporate climate education in the curriculum of Delhi schools. |
 | Energy summit in UAE after COP26 stresses fossil fuel demandAl-Jaber argued over $600 billion annually will need to be invested in the oil and gas industry until 2030 — just to keep up with expected global demand. |
 | COP26 could be a positive start for EarthIt’s good that 100 nations have pledged to improve things. A very clear conclusion has not been reached as to how much money will be given by the rich nations. |
 | As India, UK call COP26 summit a 'success', scientists skeptical on how alive 1.5 temperature limit isNegotiators from nearly 200 countries have accepted a new climate agreement after the COP26 summit in Glasgow concluded its extra time plenary on Saturday with a deal. |
 | Nations compromise on coal for UN climate agreement, India argues against phase-outIndian Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav argued against a provision on phasing out coal, saying that developing countries were “entitled to the responsible use of fossil fuels.” |
| 2050 is too late, we need to address climate change: ExpertThe frequency and intensity of heavy precipitation events have increased. At the same time, climate change has contributed to an increase in drought in many regions. |
