India’s Stray Dog Crisis: Can the Supreme Court’s Delhi Ruling Curb Rabies? | in Focus Podcast
The Hindu
Most flowers usually pick one father and stick with him
Science News Today
Asia’s Largest Grassland is a Surprisingly Effective Carbon Sink, Study Finds
The Banni grasslands in Gujarat store 27 million tones of carbon, finds a new study. Grasslands are rarely considered allies in the fight against climate change, even though soil is a considerable carbon sink. The findings highlight the need to preserve soil and restore parts where the invasive plant Prosopis juliflora is widespread.
The Surprising Truth About How Many Fathers Your Fruit Really Has
For centuries, flowering plants have relied on an invisible dance between pollen and ovule to ensure the next generation. We picture a bee darting from blossom to blossom, dusting each flower with a cocktail of pollen grains from many fathers. But what if that mental picture is wrong—at least some of the time? A new […]
Satellite Data and AI Identify Deforestation Drivers
Mongabay
Staying afloat: From Davanagere to Copenhagen, how cities are successfully battling urban floods
Citizen Matters
Here’s What Experts Say on the Perils of Putting Solar Panels on Lakes
Study highlights need for scientific management of blackbuck reserves
Deccan Herald
Sharad Lele: Inter- and Transdisciplinary Research Should Become the Ordinary Way to Work for Sustainability and Justice
The Earth-Humanity Coalition
Who Decides How Much Water You Get? Behind the Numbers That Shape Urban India’s Water Supply
India Water Portal
