WILDLIFE
A confluence of catsThe future survival of wild tigers depends not only on increasing their population size, but also on ensuring that fragmented populations are genetically 'connected' with each other, writes Abheeshta Rao.
THE NEWS IN PROPORTION
11 JULY 2020
Environment
IMPACT ASSESSMENTS
A new draft of old failuresThe framework for assessing the environmental impact of new projects has in the past served to merely facilitate projects getting started. It was hoped that revisions proposed recently would change that, but there is little evidence of a new course, writes Shripad Dharmadhikary.
ENERGY DISTRIBUTION
DISCOMs face a stark futureThe energy sector is undergoing a massive transformation, with large customers option for direct access from producers and those in the middle looking for decentralised storage and consumption. Between these forces, the old distribution business faces serious risk, says a report from the Prayas Energy Group.
THERMAL POWER AND REGULATIONS
October 2018
ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS
December 2017
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ENVIRONMENT OPINIONS
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND REGULATION
- The road to a green economy
- Will splitting Coal India help?
- DISCOMs face a stark future
- Is RE becoming too much of a good thing?
- CRZ: Why coastal communities are troubled by these three letters
- The catch regarding Mumbai’s fishing villages
- The alleged sell-out that has left our fishermen fuming
- RTI and EIA collide at NIO
- Shifting goalposts as summit winds down
- The Paris Climate Accord
- Will voluntary action to curb GHG emissions achieve anything?
- Looking beyond ‘Chindia’s’ common cause on climate
- A new draft of old failures
- Is the Hubli-Ankola Railway line approved?
- Where is the forest case headed?
- Euphemising forest diversion?
- Graveyard of ships struggles to survive
- How badly designed and unsafe
- What Chernobyl and Fukushima remind us
- The poisons we play with everyday
- Too many questions? Take away the right to ask!
- In Odisha, more tribal voices against mining
- The sand mining conundrum
- Why the Dongria Kondh rejected development in the Niyamgiri Hills
- Financing urban development
- Waste pickers live, work with pride
- When cities go under
- There's more than meets the Mumbai Eye
- Residents of a municipal dumping site fight back
- India’s sanitation puzzle: Missing the complete picture?
- What's in that compost you are using: burnt waste?
- Those brooms may not be enough to clean our waste!
- Thirty-four years of irregularities and failures
- What you can’t measure properly, you can’t manage properly
- A guardian of rivers
- Creating National Water Commission
ENVIRONMENT OPINIONS
- Old or new, cars must make way for buses
- Will banning older vehicles clean the air in Delhi?
- Finding the right reasons for reform
- An uncertain future for our fauna
- A confluence of cats
- At one with nature while learning about wildlife
- Where are the real tweets in India?
- Saving the Malabar Hornbill in the hills of Tamil Nadu
- Withering public consultations
- Rays of hope for the ‘local’ in Meghalaya
- Why the land acquisition law is a threat to several others
- The tiny creature that has made the Assam zoo famous!
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND REGULATION
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