EarthJournal

Why Green Finance Matters Now? The clock on climate change is ticking faster than financial markets once imagined. In just the past five years, the frequency of billion-dollar climate disasters

Hydrogen: The Catalyst of a New Clean Energy Era The shift to a hydrogen economy is turning out to be one of the most audacious and science based routes toward

Introduction: Rethinking Urban Transportation Urban mobility has long been shaped by the rise of the automobile industry and the dominance of private vehicles in city planning. However, the climate crisis,

Introduction: How Drones Are Revolutionizing Modern Agriculture The agricultural sector has witnessed a technological shift with the adoption of drone technology, allowing farmers to gather real-time insights on their crops.

The Silent Hunger: Understanding Hidden Malnutrition Hidden hunger, often overlooked in food security debates, affects more than 2 billion people worldwide. Unlike visible starvation, it develops when diets lack essential

The Silent Erosion of Indigenous Seeds in Rural Landscapes The disappearance of indigenous seeds signals a severe biodiversity crisis impacting food security. Industrial farming pushes high-yield monocultures that weaken resilience

The Growing Crisis of Urban Air Pollution Urban areas worldwide are grappling with a worsening air pollution crisis, driven by rapid industrialization, soaring vehicular emissions, and weak urban planning. According

Introduction: Composting as a Bridge Between Waste and Wealth Composting stands at the intersection of waste management and sustainable farming, offering farmers a chance to reclaim soil fertility. Across India,

The Water Challenge in Rural Agriculture Rural agriculture in India struggles with rising water scarcity, as monsoon patterns become increasingly unpredictable. Heavy dependence on groundwater extraction has depleted aquifers, leaving

Introduction: Reviving Rural Soils with Green Manure Rural India’s agricultural base has been steadily declining due to soil degradation, intensive chemical fertilizer use, and unsustainable farming practices. As farmers push

Rethinking Urban Sustainability in the Age of AI and IoT Urban sustainability is increasingly urgent as climate change accelerates and urbanization grows globally. With nearly 70% of the world’s population

Rethinking Urban Floodplains: From Risk Zones to Resource Hubs Urban floodplains have long been considered hazardous zones, often leading to unplanned development and ecological loss. Recognizing them as urban assets

Introduction: Why Food and Energy Systems Must Converge Agriculture and energy are inseparable pillars of human survival, yet they are often treated as isolated systems. Farming depends heavily on energy

The Rise of Floating Farms: Agriculture Meets Water Innovation Floating farms are emerging as a bold response to shrinking arable land and the growing urban demand for food. In cities

The Urban Rain Crisis: Why Stormwater Management Matters Urban rainfall, once considered a blessing, has become a challenge due to poor stormwater management. Rapid urbanization replaces natural soil with concrete

Why Urban Water Security Depends on Rural Partnerships Urban water challenges such as rapid urbanization, industrial growth, and climate change have made secure supply a pressing concern. Cities rely on

Nature’s Barrier: The Role of Riverbank Forests in Urban Resilience Riverbank forests act as natural buffers that shield cities from climate change impacts such as floods and rising heat. They