Two weeks after the conclusion of COP30 in Belém, the distance allows for deeper reflection. As a performative cinephile who also happens to work in the climate arena, it felt almost inevitable that my COP30 reflections would wander through the shadowed corridors of Guillermo Del Toro’s latest sensational adaptation. Illustration by The Geostrata del Toro's reimagining of Frankenstein continues to resonate: a Creature seeking understanding and connection, whose tragedy stems

The Arctic region and the Hindu Kush Himalayan range are miles apart. Yet, there is hardly any contrast between these two regions; their pristine natural features, all-time sensitive ecosystems and a myriad of evidence that could unlock answers to some of the pressing issues about the changing geological and historical dynamics of our planet. At the same time, they are at the frontline against climate change, whose cascading effect could open Pandora’s box for the world there

We live in a world of glaring, debilitating contradictions where we produce more food than any civilisation in history, but hunger remains a chronic, worsening crisis. Global agriculture produces trillions of calories of food every year, enough to feed every man, woman, and child, and yet there is the painful reality that over 295 million people in the world today are facing acute hunger, pushing them to the brink of catastrophe. Illustration by The Geostrata This crisis i

In the 21st century, the world has entered a period of dramatic change in global climate dynamics. With an expanding climate crisis, unprecedented temperatures, and evolving geopolitical alignments, India, home to approximately 1.4 billion people  and a rapidly developing economy , finds itself at a momentous crossroad. Illustration by The Geostrata On the international stage, India’s approach combines its domestic policies with active participation and strategic partnership

The world’s renewable energy boom is real, but not enough to break fossil fuel dependence. despite record solar and wind growth, oil, gas and coal remain entrenched due to infrastructural lock-ins, rising energy needs in the global south, and powerful political-economic interests. This article explores the paradox of clean gains without fossil decline, sectoral complexities, and why justice, finance, and technology sharing are vital for a just transition.

Perched on the edge of paradise, India's hill stations are collapsing under the weight of their own popularity. What was once an escape from the chaos is now ground zero for an unfolding ecological disaster. Illustration by The Geostrata The hill stations in India, which were once peaceful havens, are now being heavily burdened by both permanent and transient populations. This article examines the carrying capacity in terms of ecological, infrastructural, and socio-economic a

India stands at a critical juncture in its development trajectory. As the world’s third-largest emitter, with CO2 levels reaching...

Climate change is reshaping lives across South Asia, and women are bearing the brunt of its harshest impacts. From rising sea levels in Bangladesh to forced migration and trafficking in West Bengal, this article uncovers how climate disasters deepen gender inequalities. With case studies and policy insights, it calls for gender-responsive climate strategies and greater female participation in environmental decision-making.

When the world envisions Earth's icy extremes, attention often turns to the vast, frozen frontiers of the Arctic in the north and the...

There are several emerging debates on environmental advocacy, sustainability, climate action, global north–south disparities, the...

Global temperatures have soared recently, and the trend has continued till 2024. The alarming temperatures have surpassed the...

If mangoes had a campaign slogan, it would be “Make India Sweet Again” and for a good reason. Mangoes are not  just a fruit in this...

On March 24, 2020, India closed its borders, and imposed a nationwide lockdown in the country, believing that restricting human contact...

Food security has always been a great concern for achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).  Despite the immense economic growth...

An ever-expanding body of critique maintains that lies at the heart of worsening climatic ramifications. Hawkins, Lovins and Lovins...

Dystopian narratives of scorching heatwaves, relentless storms, unpredictable weather patterns, and unseasonal floods have all become...

The Himalayas, also commonly known by the name "Third Pole," are a vitally significant component of the Earth's cryosphere. This great...

The layout of European climate deals is an emerging and a debatable question, which has been consistently doubted to be a distant...

The prevalence of global food insecurity has risen, contributing to expanding levels of food crisis that have tormented the entire globe....

The stage was set for the Paris Olympics, held from July 26th to August 11th 2024, which hosted 10,500 athletes from around the world ....