TIME REMAINING TO ACHIEVE CLIMATE ABUNDANCE
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Times Evoke
To work sustainably- ‘Self-employed women build India everyday’
- ‘The informal economy gives us sustainability. We should strengthen the lives of its workers’
- ‘We must acknowledge the huge skills of India’s informal workers’
- ‘India’s economy is the informal economy— the rest simply can’t work without it’
- Diplomacy at Dawn: My notes from watching birds, nature’s winged envoys
- ‘Our lab discovered ambient fluid flows like rain transport microplastics across large distances’
- ‘Phthalates in plastics can impact adult and child health’
- ‘Plastics now have global ecological impacts - we need green intelligence to address this’
- Our Plastic Challenge
- ‘Cantor’s giant softshell turtles once lived with dinosaurs — they face extinction now’
- ‘Climate change impacts food and nutritional security — Earth needs regenerative farming’
- A sustainable seed
- ‘India has rich indigenous crops. I grow 70 kinds of rice’
- ‘Sustainable farmers conserve biodiversity — bees and animals boost their productivity’
- From Four to 500: How citizens joined naturally to save nature in Kharghar
- ‘Each of Africa’s 54 countries is facing climate distress and forced migrants’
- ‘Climate refugees need legal protection and more support from rich economies’
- A refuge for humanity
- ‘Climate change is the tipping point driving migration — building local resilience is key’
- Meet the fishing cat: Protecting this shy species will save our precious wetlands
- ‘India has a global level of biodiversity — in our ethos, all species have a right to live sustainably’
- ‘Arunachal’s hornbill is inspiring — from forest guards to tribes, people protect nature’
- Take me home, said a rare Chamurthi horse I met in Spiti
- Protecting incredible India
- My discoveries in an underwater city — the lively neighbourhoods in coral reefs
- ‘With climate change, nature will command us — sustainable architects must respect that’
- Meghalaya’s living root bridges and Kerala’s kuttanad show indigenous climate resilience
- Building new bridges
- ‘NYC put coastal housing on piers — every city must adapt’
- Haunting Our Seas: How ‘ghost nets’ threaten marine life and human beings
- ‘India developed the pillars of a circular economy — this approach preserves nature’
- ‘Women textile recyclers even reuse tiny fragments, sustaining ecology and economy’
- A circle of respect
- ‘India’s skilled e-waste workers can teach the West’
- Nature’s greatest predator under my kayak: How I met orca whales at sea
- A city’s nature
- ‘An ecological mandate addresses urban sustainability — and preserves nature’s joy’
- ‘Tree platforms to ponds, urban nature is a panacea and a bulwark against climate change’
- ‘Feisty sparrows to ingenious magpies, birds are like their city’
- Swimming with sharks: How I discovered the shy king of the seas
- 'The monsoon gives life to India’s economy, ecology and culture'
- When nature rains supreme
- ‘India’s monsoon is unique — it’s an enormous movement of water and energy across Earth’
- ‘From ferns to frogs and flowers, every species is affected by changes in the monsoon’
- ‘Earth still has precious wild places with shy tragopans and curious snow leopards’
- ‘Thanks to farmers, UP’s floodplains still have amazing Sarus cranes’
- Our better nature
- ‘Tree whisperers who knew the ancient secrets of seeds restored a degraded forest’
- ‘Nature is resilient — many species will rebound if humans reduce our environmental impacts’
