India

A grove of lush, green mango trees with a dirt path winding through the grass underneath the trees.

India’s mango farmers race to adapt to changing markets and a changing climate

Environment

In India, mangos are known as the “king of fruits.” But as wars disrupt trade routes and intense rainfall leads to mushy mangos, farmers are trying to innovate quickly to adapt to the new changes.

A crowded train platform with numerous people dressed in winter clothing, carrying luggage, as they board or disembark a train.

Why overnight trains are making a global comeback

Transportation

Indians gravitate toward different opportunities as the US hikes visa fees for skilled foreign workers

Immigration

Communities in southern India search for solutions for growing encounters with elephants

Environment

Migrating elephants are causing more encounters with humans in populated areas of southern India

Environment
Wind turbines turn behind a solar farm in Rapshagen, Germany, Thursday, Oct. 28, 2021. 

In global electricity mix, renewables overtake coal for the first time

The Big Fix

A new report from the climate think tank Ember finds that renewable energy sources made up more of the global electricity mix than coal for the first half of 2025. Host Marco Werman speaks with Ember global program director Raul Miranda about what drove this change.

Indian students consider other countries to continue their studies

The largest contingent of international students to the US comes from India. But with the new restrictions by the Trump administration, many Indian students are considering more hospitable destinations.

Monsoon mayhem: How climate change is fueling floods and landslides across India

Environment

India’s annual monsoon season has become more and more unpredictable and destructive. Now, cities across the country are making efforts to address the problem to suit each terrain.

Tibetans in Massachusetts celebrate 14th Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday

Sacred Spaces

Ahead of his 90th birthday, the Dalai Lama announced that he will be reborn after he dies, and that the Tibetan Buddhist community based in India that he leads will have sole authority in finding his reincarnation. As The World’s Matthew Bell reports, this sets the stage for a dispute with China.

Hot nights are worsening India’s heat crisis. But low-tech solutions show some promise.

Summer is in full swing in India, and many cities are experiencing scorching heat, fueled in part by climate change. And in India’s bustling cities, as the sun sets and the worst of the day’s heat subsides, a sinister threat emerges: high nighttime temperatures. But some low-tech solutions may help address the problem.