Outlook - July 21, 2024

In this issue

Climate Injustice

A Crisis of Inequality

To address the climate crisis in ways that serve the large majority of Indians, we must tackle the age-old questions of caste, class, religion, and gender-based oppression

7 mins

Extreme Survival

How poor women cope with poverty and climate change

2 mins

Burning Earth

How global warming changes the lives of Indians, and the unequal ways it affects the population

9 mins

COP, Anthropogenic, Solastalgia...What?

It is time to improve communication on the most dangerous crisis the world is facing

5 mins

Portraits of Heat

Everyday objects hold in themselves a multitude of stories, each telling of the climate change exasperated divide between the haves and have-nots of the world.

3 mins

An Unequal Heat

Dalit women working as farm labourers bear the extreme brunt of the climate crisis and escalating temperatures. This visual project documents their stories, which are a powerful testament to the fact that there can be no climate justice without social justice

6 mins

Human Understanding is Built on Stories

The term communication gap is a euphemism. It is more accurate to say they are parallel universes. Part of it has to do with the nature of the subject.

2 mins

Living on the Margins

While the climate crisis spells doom for everyone, its impact does not hit everyone equally

2 mins

Fahrenheit 800

India’s brick kiln workers are paying for the country’s construction boom

2 mins

We The Power

People’s movements to protect the environment are making major strides from Kashmir to Kerala

5 mins

Ice Loss

Thajiwas, once a large glacier extending to Sonamarg, has receded 12-15 metres annually since the 1960s due to insufficient winter snowfall, higher summer temperatures

7 mins

Elegy for the Hills

Global warming is severely affecting farming and leading to disasters, displacement and migration in Uttarakhand

7 mins

Sea the Change

This piece is an outcome of my struggle to comprehend the times inhabit. They are based on encounters in a fishing village near Pondicherry Puducherry), where fishermen friends helped/are helping me navigate new waters. The ever-changing sea led me to these explorations. There is urgency in the air. Else, all will be still

5 mins

The Sea in their Blood

Mumbai's original residents, the fishing community, is struggling to stay afloat amid frequent storms, warmer temperatures, rising sea level, reduced catch and illegal technology

5 mins

The Dark Earth

Incessant mining in Jharkhand has led to large-scale deforestation, resulting in long and warm summers and shifting of the monsoon

7 mins

Feeling the Heat

A visit to a few bastis in Delhi proved that women are disproportionately impacted by climate change

6 mins

The Age Cf Cli-Fi

When nature faced an existential crisis, Bollywood's storytellers found other greener pastures

7 mins

Godmen and Mortal Women

Women, girls, workers, Dalits, mothers, daughters, sisters, wives, babies, followers: who were the victims of the Hathras satsang stampede?

10+ mins

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