A TRIBUNAL FOR FOREST DWELLERS IN INDIA
India’s forest dwelling communities, presently numbering nearly 200 million, have, since colonial times, lived a life of uncertainty. Considered as ‘rank encroachers’ on forest land,…
Fund Fallacy
It has been two decades since the Biological Diversity Act, 2002 (BD Act, 2002) of India was enactedby Parliament to conserve biological diversity, to ensure…
The Curious Case of “Other” Coal
India is one of the largest consumers of coal globally, ranking second after China in terms of coal usage (Statista, 2022). However, the country lacks…
Conservation Compromised
In India, the Biological Diversity Act, 2002 (BD Act, 2002) was enacted by Parliament to conserve biological diversity, to ensure sustainable use of its components…
Analysis of wildlife Clearances in India 2021 (Jan-Dec)
This report highlights primary findings related to violations of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 and the likely impacts of upcoming projects based on the examination…
Assessment of particulate matter in the Ambient Air of Barbil, Odisha
The state of Odisha is largest producer of iron ore with highest number of mining lease. In Odisha, the Barbil-Koira Valley falling within Keonjhar and…
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