Arctic Alienation: Why the Polar Crisis Goes Unheard
The Arctic is expected to see its first ice-free day by 2027. Yet it struggles to command sustained global attention. This essay unpacks the politics of remoteness.
Development without ecological morality becomes destruction.
The destiny of humankind is increasingly shaped by the dual imperatives of digitalisation and decarbonisation. This piece explores their intersection and argues for a balanced pathway.
Read Full PaperThe Arctic is expected to see its first ice-free day by 2027. Yet it struggles to command sustained global attention. This essay unpacks the politics of remoteness.
Large-scale afforestation projects promise climate salvation. But who controls the planetary thermostat — and at what geopolitical cost?
Undersea internet cables crisscross the oceans, carrying 95% of global internet traffic. They also replicate the power asymmetries of the colonial era.
If nuclear fusion becomes commercially viable, it could provide limitless clean energy. But the governance and financing questions are as complex as the physics.
A reflection on the Global Ocean Dialogue in Mumbai — rethinking maritime connectivity as a lever for green growth in the global south.
What do a medieval Sanskrit treatise and the Iron Man of India have in common? More than we think.
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