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The West Manufactured “Wilderness.” Indigenous People Paid the Price.
Western postcard-perfect romanticism of nature justified the eviction of Indigenous peoples from their homelands and went on to become global…
 • Kinjal Surti
Wastelands Were a Colonial Fiction. Here’s the Evidence.
This essay uncovers the hidden history behind India’s “wastelands,” tracing how a colonial idea erased forests, and pastures (commons) - backed by…
 • Kinjal Surti
The Red List Comes Home: How IUCN’s Global Vision Is Transforming India’s Species Conservation
From the deserts of Abu Dhabi to the forests of the Western Ghats, India is translating the IUCN Red List into a national mission blending science…
 • Kinjal Surti
The Vanishing Reefs: What the Global Coral Collapse Means for India
The 2025 Global Tipping Points Report warns coral reefs may be past saving. Here’s what their loss means for India’s coasts, economy, and people.
 • Kinjal Surti
India’s Hidden Climate Battle: The Soil Beneath Our Feet
Why restoring India's soil is the most critical climate action nobody's talking about!!
 • Kinjal Surti
Decarbonizing or Displacing? India’s Bangladesh Port Curbs and the Future of Sustainable Fashion
As India restricts imports from Bangladesh, the fashion industry faces a critical choice: Go Green or Go Fast again.
 • Kinjal Surti
Why Sustainability in Fashion is About Systems, Not Styles
The future of fashion won’t be defined by the runway—it’ll be defined by what doesn’t end up in the landfill.
 • Kinjal Surti
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Welcome to Between Earths, a space to rethink our relationship with the planet. Here, we decode sustainability, from environment, & climate change to business, and policy sharing stories that show what works, what fails, and what comes next.

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