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Will Lakshadweep islands survive climate change?
Rapid erosion, turbulent seas and rising ocean temperatures brought on by climate change pose serious threats to the coral atolls of Lakshadweep archipelago in ...
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The Rising Stars of a Sinking Island
From rising seas an island finds sport, and a campaign to combat climate change.
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Sea erosion affecting lives and livelihoods in Odisha
The central government informed Parliament in December 2018 that sea levels along the Indian coast are projected to rise from 3.5 inches to as much as 34 ...
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India has lost an entire city's worth of shoreline to coastal erosion
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This vanishing forest protects the coasts—and lives—of two countries
Rising waters and illicit logging are killing the Sundarbans' mangroves, the natural wall that protects the coasts of both India and Bangladesh.
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Changing Climate, Changing Homes for Islanders in Papua New Guinea
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As the seas around the Sundarbans erode coasts, the threat of displacement grows
Over the past five decades, at least four islands in this forested region spanning India and Bangladesh have completely disappeared
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Despite the advancing sea, coastal-erosion refugees in Odisha keep returning to their former homes
Though the state of Odisha has moved villagers away from coastal erosion-prone areas in Kendrapara district, no livelihood opportunities exist in their ...
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Part 1: Farming jobs eroding away in the Mekong Delta
Erosion is literally nibbling away at the Mekong Delta’s edges, producing unwanted social and economic ripples that reach to Ho Chi Minh City and beyond. Part ...
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Walk the Talk: A journey to the mangrove forests of Pichavaram
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