A feature article by the GRO GTP highlights the work by Kunzes Dolma in pioneering geothermal use in the Ladakh, India, and her advocacy for gender equality.

Thawing of glaciers is taking place all over J&K as well as Ladakh. Climate change in the Himalayas is triggered largely by global factors such as rising temperatures due to greenhouse gas ...

As it melts, the carbon is released into the environment, including in the form of methane, a very potent greenhouse gas and ... of Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) and Ladakh. Of this 26.7% is continuous ...

The report comes at a time when countries are debating ways, at the UN climate conference in Azerbaijan, to raise trillions of dollars to help developing nations reduce greenhouse-gas emissions ...

The warming trend spans most of India, though some regions including parts of “Ladakh, Uttar Pradesh ... in night time temperatures is caused by greenhouse effect and thus due to our activities.

J&K and Ladakh posses hundreds of glaciers ... The main cause of global warming, greenhouse gas emissions must be reduced by governments through the implementation of robust climate policies. The ...

stating that glaciers in J&K and Ladakh are shrinking by nearly 20 metres in length and 1 metre in depth annually. He attributed this to global warming and greenhouse gas emissions, warning that ...

Though Wangchuk gave the example of people migrating from Kumik village in Ladakh’s Zanskar region due to water ... deep reductions in carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases were not implemented.

Imagine being trapped inside a glass greenhouse on a hot summer day ... suited specifically to regional needs—not a single code that applies uniformly from Ladakh to Lucknow. If India persists in its ...

Ladakh is a land of vast, untamed beauty where tourism can play a transformative role in regenerating local communities, preserving fragile ecosystems, and sustaining centuries-old traditions.

The BJP-led Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC-Leh) has unanimously passed a bill to reserve 33% of seats for women, marking a significant step towards gender equity in the region.