Beyond Burden: Margins as Makers
What happens when participation isn’t symbolic, but structural? In the climate conversation, we often hear who suffers first or suffers […]
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The Other Side of Climate Action: Where Plans Meet People
The signs of climate disruption in cities are no longer abstract. We have seen how Bengaluru experiences this crisis; unevenly,
From Vision to Will: Leadership and the Long Arc of Climate Action
Climate action often begins with urgency. Plans are announced, budgets committed, and pilots launched. But somewhere between the drawing board
From Paper to Pause: Why Climate Projects Stall?
Climate efforts don’t lack vision or direction. But in between the budgets and broken pavements, execution slips. In Bengaluru, as
Well-Meant Plans, Unkept Promises: When Climate Plans Stall
Bengaluru’s climate realities are no longer future tense. They show up in shrinking green cover, overheated summers, erratic water access,
Living the Heat: Some Feel It First, Some Feel It Worse
The signs of Bengaluru’s changing climate are no longer subtle. Milder mornings have given way to harsh heat, cool breezes
A City I Knew, A Crisis I See
Bengaluru means different things to different people. For me, it’s February mornings in the early 2000s—fog clinging to the window