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A field of maize, with the stalks emerging as green below, and turning yellow at the top.

India: Maize Takes Center Stage as Bihar Ramps up Biofuel Production

Pranav Kumar
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A Windfarm in India’s Western Ghats Challenged by Farmers and Activists

Ayesha Khan
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Across a waterfront, rows of wind turbines are operational, as mountains loom in the background.

India: Harnessing Clean Energy for Tamil Nadu’s Spinning Mills Not as Easy as It Seems

Gowthami Subramaniam
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Through a facade of threads on a loom, we can see two men staring directly at the camera

Can Solar Energy Bolster the Weaving Industry in Varanasi, India?

rahul singh
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Adaptation Fund Head Mikko Ollikainen sits at conference table speaking

Adaptation Fund: World is 'Very Far' from Adaptation Goals for Vulnerable Communities

Simrin Sirur
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Developed Countries Need to Deepen Emissions Cuts to Meet Global Climate Goals, Say Experts

Simrin Sirur
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Conflict, Peace and Palestine Make an Impression at COP28

Simrin Sirur
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COP28 Launches Loss and Damage Fund, but Pledges Are a Drop in the Ocean

Simrin Sirur
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A man wearing protective gear bends over as he welds metal, and sparks fly around

Can Rooftop Solar and Mini-Grids Help Address Stalling Renewable Progress in Bihar, India?

Manish Chandra Mishra
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High Capital Investment and Poor Access to Subsidies, a Drawback for Biogas in India's Sago Industry

Laasya
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Local Fishermen of Rameswaram in India Resist Polluting Shrimp Farms on the Island

Priyanka Shankar
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A longshot (left) and a close-up (right) of a broken green house which bears severe cracks in the walls.

Promised Rehabilitation Eludes Residents Near One of India’s Oldest Coalmines

Geetika Mishra
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Nature-Based Learning Programs Improve Environment and Climate Literacy in Chennai, India

Aparna Ganesan
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A Women-Led Waste Management System in India Also Generates Revenue

Vivek Gupta
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A number of sugarcane farmers wait near a sugar mill in Satara for weighing and selling / Credit: Manish Kumar/Mongabay.

In India’s Ambitious Ethanol Plan, Sugarcane Farmers Feel They’ve Got the Short End of the Stick

Manish Kumar
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Delays and Glitches Mar Uttarakhand’s Solar Self-Employment Scheme

Varsha Singh
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Banner image: A red-vented bulbul on a fence of the Pavagada Solar Park in Karnataka / Credit: Abhishek N. Chinnappa/Mongabay.

Solar park in Pavagada, India busts notions of renewable energy as inherently good

Arathi Menon
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Banner image: Men carry baskets of tomatoes in a field adjacent to the solar park in Pavagada, Karnataka. Photo by Abhishek N. Chinnappa/Mongabay.

Given Land for Power, Residents in Pavagada, India Now Powerless

Arathi Menon
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Catching the fish at the aqua farm in Vishakapatnam / CreditL: Monika Mondal.

Fish Markets in India Are Driven by Bycatch and Sustained by Subsidies

Monika Mondal
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Marine debris threatens corals in India's Gulf of Mannar

Aathira Perinchery
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Chitamma

Fisherwomen in Odisha unite to take back the trade from monopolistic practices

Priya Ranjan Sahu
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Marine subsidies are a mess, say small scale fishers in southwest India

Supriya Vohra
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Declining catch worries fishers in southern Karnataka

Supriya Vohra
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Forest-dependent communities in Odisha find government's LPG push costly, unnecessary

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Fishmarket in Thoothoor

Are shark conservation laws inclusive?

Bhanu Sridharan
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Shark catch in Thoothoor

Can a village specialised in shark fishing have lessons for India’s fisheries?

Bhanu Sridharan
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Twenty years in the making, where is India’s plan of action for shark fisheries?

Bhanu Sridharan
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Climate-resilient agricultural methods help Andaman farmers

Climate-resilient agricultural methods help Andaman farmers

Sharada Balasubramanian
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Tiger widows of the Sundarbans: Navigating ecology, beliefs and mental health

Tiger widows of the Sundarbans: Navigating ecology, beliefs and mental health

Sahana Ghosh
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Migration helping Sundarbans youth, women adapt to climate uncertainties

Migration helping Sundarbans youth, women adapt to climate uncertainties

Sahana Ghosh
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Sundarbans women lead the way in making dairy farms organic

Sundarbans women lead the way in making dairy farms organic

Sahana Ghosh
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Reviving Traditional Rice Varieties in West Bengal

Reviving Traditional Rice Varieties in West Bengal

Moushumi Basu
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