This article challenges traditional notions of Arctic sovereignty, arguing it's a shared, layered, and legally plural concept. It contends that the region has always operated outside the Westphalian system, with sovereignty being negotiated rather than imposed. Focusing on ecological interdependence and Indigenous diplomacy, the piece provides crucial insights for peaceful global governance and shared rule. Explore the complexities of Arctic geopolitics and international law.

The growing availability of fast fashion in India has quickly led to an increase in the consumption of resources and waste. Due to this, the textile and apparel industry generates a significant amount of waste annually in India, most of which is currently disposed of as municipal solid waste (MSW). This industry is responsible for the third-largest waste stream in the dry fraction of MSW, after plastics. Alarmingly, only 12%–15% of this waste goes to recycling facilities.

Holistic Nature-based Solutions to build resilience against India's vulnerabilities to climate change impacts —intense cyclones, unpredictable monsoons, and urban heat islands

Perplexity of policies aiming to reduce air pollution and realities of communities that are due to it and face high-risk respiratory issues.

The article examines historical impacts of geopolitics on COP outcomes and the urgency of overcoming these barriers to address these crises.

INTRODUCTION The article examines the importance of youth in shaping responses to build our world sustainably. The conference is the...

How did Ladakh take a strike for Carbon Neutrality? At 11000 feet above sea level, Ladakh held the inaugural Climate Cup for the first...

Analyzing the Libya Floods A slight increase in global temperatures, driven by climate change, can have a devastating impact on the...

Why is Maldives important for a Climate Change Perspective? Maldives falls in the category of Small Island Developing States (SIDS) which...