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Wage Cuts, Broken Security: US Tariffs Squeeze Women in India’s Shrimp Industry
In India's Bhimavaram, a massive hub for shrimp exports, the continuing uncertainty over U.S. trade tariffs has left a devastating impact on the lives of women workers.
Laasya Shekhar & Bhaskar Basava
Mar 2311 min read


India’s Popular Transport Electrification Is Still Picking Up Speed
Vehicular emissions are a major contributor to air pollution in New Delhi, one of the most polluted cities in the world. Despite government incentives to promote electric vehicles, adoption is slow, especially in the popular transport segment.

Julián Reingold
Mar 77 min read


Reflecting on Our Most Powerful Photos of 2025
This year, our journalists and photojournalists worked across 12 countries, four U.S. states, and two disputed regions, bringing readers a visual documentation of the issues we covered.

The Xylom
Dec 23, 20253 min read


Relocated for Safety, Indian Tribe Loses Its Moorings and More
“I never had to use a medical cream in my life,” says Biren Bhuiyan. Pointing to the skin ailments which he now treats with store-bought medicine, he says, “There used to be abundant medicinal plants around us, but we can’t find them here. We are dependent on hospitals now.”

Dimple Behal
Dec 2, 20257 min read


MSC Is Wrecking Ocean Ecosystems And Livelihoods from India to Massachusetts
A deep dive into Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) shows that the world’s largest container shipping company has a history of accidents and was once fined for illegally dumping bilge waste into the Atlantic Ocean.

Laasya Shekhar లాస్య శేఖర్
Nov 6, 20258 min read


Extreme Rainfall Events Pummel the Himalayas and California
Cloudbursts in India and atmospheric rivers in California are distinct weather phenomena, yet both unleash intense rainfall over a relatively short period. As climate change aggravates these events, there is an urgent need for governments to up their game in weather prediction.
Khursheed Ahmad Shah and Rhysea Agrawal
Nov 4, 20259 min read


When “White Manure” Disappears From India's Himachal Region, So Do The Apple Trees
“It hardly snowed this year. Almost nothing in the valley,” the 35-year-old says, pulling his woolen cap down against the cold wind. “The trees are flowering, and this is when they need the most care. At this point, it’s not about a good harvest — it’s about keeping them alive.”

Anuj Behal
Sep 18, 20258 min read


Meet the Women Stitching a Resilient Future on Dal Lake
In Srinagar’s famous Dal Lake area, climate change is changing the lifestyles of subsistence farmers and fishers, causing women who rely on these resources to pick up needlework to generate income.

Aliya Bashir
Sep 9, 20258 min read


No One Wants To Be the Fall Guy for Oil Spills off India’s Coast
Since 2024, six large oil spills have polluted India's western coast, affecting millions; yet, no one, including the government, wants to take responsibility for the cleanup.

Pragathi Ravi and Flavia Lopes
Sep 4, 20259 min read


Air Pollution Is A Silent Thief of Hearing
While factors such as loud noise, aging, injuries, and chronic illnesses can cause hearing impairment, a growing number of studies have found an unusual connection between air pollution and hearing loss.

Sanket Jain
Aug 7, 20255 min read
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