India climate change

India’s aspirational climate action policies fit into a general pattern of incremental progress at the global level that lacks the collective sense of urgency required.

Although India is already suffering the impact of climate change, it is doubtful whether its government is at all committed to reducing emissions.

India's commitment to renewable energy can help it serve as a bridge between the developed and developing world.

The newfound attention on climate change at the MGC is a recent development, but a necessary one.

A recent study shows the risk climate change poses to China-India relations, but also how the two powers can cooperate to mitigate the impact.

Illegal logging is depleting forest cover in the region, aggravating the fallout from climate change.

Already hard-hit by the coronavirus, India’s farmers are also battling a massive invasion of locusts.

India could establish itself as a global leader in clean energy – if its government dares to think big.

The first step toward preventing next year’s deadly flood: enforcing disaster management laws that already exist.

In India, close to 1.5 million people are classified as internally displaced every year, many for climate change reasons.

For the first time, India is engaging the Nordic countries as a grouping.

The global fight against climate change will be won or lost in Asia.