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Still Addicted? Why the World’s Green Boom Isn’t Breaking Its Fossil Fuel Habit
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.

THE GEOSTRATA
4 days ago5 min read


Himalayas in Peril: Population Carrying Capacity and the Silent Collapse of India’s Hill Stations
Perched on the edge of paradise, India's hill stations are collapsing under the weight of their own popularity. What was once an escape...

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5 days ago7 min read


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

THE GEOSTRATA
Sep 56 min read


Critical Minerals-Free Battery Systems: Are They Reliable?
India's move to electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy is causing a huge spike in the need for batteries. Batteries power electric...

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Sep 213 min read


Recalibrating India’s Nuclear Future: From State Monopoly to Strategic Innovation
India’s 2025 Nuclear Energy Mission marks a turning point, opening the sector to private players, funding SMRs, and reforming laws like the Atomic Energy Act. As India targets 100 GW of nuclear power by 2047, the focus is on cleaner energy, industrial growth, and strategic innovation, while ensuring tight safeguards and non-proliferation.

THE GEOSTRATA
Aug 318 min read


Climate Change and Its Growing Impact on Women
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.

THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 317 min read


Poles Apart, Yet Melting Together: The Cryospheric Crossroads of the Hindukush and the Arctic
When the world envisions Earth's icy extremes, attention often turns to the vast, frozen frontiers of the Arctic in the north and the...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 206 min read


Green is the New Gold: Unmasking Eco-Imperialism and the Global South’s Fight For Climate Justice
There are several emerging debates on environmental advocacy, sustainability, climate action, global north–south disparities, the...

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Jul 195 min read


Make Mangoes Great Again? As Heat Waves Toast India’s Finest Alphonsos Climate Change Plays Spoilsport to Summer’s Sweetest Tradition
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...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 134 min read


Plant Pandemics: In the lens of Food Insecurity and Climate Change
On March 24, 2020, India closed its borders, and imposed a nationwide lockdown in the country, believing that restricting human contact...

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Jul 124 min read


Green Capitalism: A Sustainable Salvation or a Profitable Illusion?
An ever-expanding body of critique maintains that lies at the heart of worsening climatic ramifications. Hawkins, Lovins and Lovins...

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Jul 46 min read


Of Winds, Seasons and Survival: Reimagining Climate Adaptation and Resilience Through Indigenous Eyes
Dystopian narratives of scorching heatwaves, relentless storms, unpredictable weather patterns, and unseasonal floods have all become...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jun 284 min read


Cryospheric Changes and Their Effects on Ecosystems in the Himalayas: Ecological Impacts Including Effects on Biodiversity and Entire Ecosystem
The Himalayas, also commonly known by the name "Third Pole," are a vitally significant component of the Earth's cryosphere. This great...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jun 194 min read


Fast Fashion Fallout: Trendy Today, Tragic Tomorrow
The clothing industry applies fast fashion as its model to quickly create numerous low-priced trendy garments which customers can access...

THE GEOSTRATA
May 264 min read


Mbuti Pygmies in South Africa
Nestled in the heart of the Central African rainforests, the Mbuti pygmies proudly showcase an immensely rich cultural heritage and...

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May 15 min read


Climate-Conscious Eating: Lessons from the Paris Olympics
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 ....

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Mar 296 min read


Brazil’s Amazon Dilemma
The Amazon rainforest is critical to global climate regulation and is still under threat despite recent advancements in President Luiz...

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Mar 134 min read


Tracing Climate Change - From Myths to Modern Strategies
Earth’s environment and its climate have changed throughout history, with it experiencing eight cycles of ice ages and warm periods in...

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Jan 302 min read


Biodiversity at Loss: Policies, Technology, and Solutions
Loss of biodiversity has become more pertinent than ever, because of its devastating consequences that humankind has been facing for a...

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Jan 141 min read


India-EU Sustainable Cooperation: From Dialogue to Action
The relations between India and the European Union (EU) have evolved. In recent years, the two sides have extended through successive...

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Jan 61 min read
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