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Every year, as Black Friday approaches, the world prepares for what has now become a global ritual of hyper-consumption. Retailers celebrate record-breaking sales. Shoppers boast about the “unmissable” deals they grabbed. But amid the noise of promotional emails and shopping carts filling at unprecedented speeds, what is not discussed is the fact that these sales are accelerating unsustainable consumption at a scale our planet cannot absorb. What looks like a celebration of a

Much of the focus of the global conversation today on energy efficiency and low-carbon solutions rests on new technologies — advanced cooling systems, smart grids, and innovative materials. In our pursuit of the “new,” we often overlook the fact that many of the answers lie in the “old.” Traditional communities across the world lived within their ecological means, designing homes, diets, and daily practices that required little external energy. What we now label as “passive e

A friend I visit regularly loves to cook. Well, a lot of people — including me — like to cook. But the difference with this particular...

India’s agriculture has always been more than a system of food production—it is a living tapestry of culture, tradition, and ecological...

The defining lesson of nature is interdependence. For years, the web of life  has reminded us that no system, species, or process stands...

Nature Walks to Nature Disclosures: The Evolving Story of Conservation When I think of the history of conservation, I am reminded that it...