The best set of solutions is likely to span the scale from individual to international action, and to address different points along the chain of production, consumption, and disposal.

For centuries, India searched for ways to escape the deadly cycle of too little water and too much. Pollution and climate change threaten to undo the progress it has made.

India's long-held penchant for big development projects has worsened its severe ecological problems. A new book draws attention to the promise of smaller-scale solutions.

Given the growing number of actors and spacecraft in orbit, the major challenge facing the international community is one of collective action….

The activists' strategies … reflect both the importance of new social media and the shifting constraints under which civil society must operate in an authoritarian state.

Environmental abuse is not only about how humans treat the nonhuman world but also about how they treat each other. Whether referring to climate change, threats to biological diversity, nuclear waste, or depleted fish stocks, some people benefit from the environmental abuse, while others disproportionately suffer from the consequences.