February 8, 2026

Islamabad's Trees Cut for Military and Infrastructure; Pollution Rises

Islamabad's green vision fades as thousands of trees are cut for military monuments and roads. Residents and NGOs warn about worsening pollution and demand better planning.

February 8, 2026

Israel Uses Gaza Reconstruction as 'Silent Transfer' Weapon, Experts Warn

Experts reveal Israel uses Gaza's rebuilding as a political tool by blocking construction materials, causing delays and demographic shifts. The 'Phoenix Plan' offers a local alternative amid the rubble.

February 8, 2026

Kerala Students Launch Easy Web App to Map School Plant Diversity

Final-year BSc Geography students at Government College, Karyavattom, created a no-install web app to map plant diversity in schools. The tool simplifies field surveys and makes learning fun with instant digital maps.

February 8, 2026

Thrissur's 100+ Cyclists Gear Up for Fuel Conservation Cyclothon

Over 100 cyclists gathered in Thrissur for a 10 km cyclothon organised by Indian Oil to promote fuel conservation. District Collector Arjun Pandian joined, urging youth to cycle daily for health and environment. The event is part of the SAKSHAM 2025-26 campaign focusing on sustainability.

February 8, 2026

US States Push to Sue Fossil Fuel Companies Over Rising Home Insurance Costs

California, Hawaii, and New York want to empower their attorneys general to sue fossil fuel firms for soaring home insurance premiums caused by climate disasters. Bills aim to hold polluters accountable and help cover residents' rising costs.