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Rishabh Shrivastava

Rishabh Shrivastava is a researcher and writer working on issues of law, policy and development
Rishabh Shrivastava

Rishabh Shrivastava

13 Aug 2025 • 9 min read

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Cloudbursts, crowds and chaos

The recent flash floods in Uttarkashi aren’t surprising for campaigners speaking up against rising pilgrim numbers, unchecked development, and recurring natural disasters in Uttarakhand’s sacred circuit

Rishabh Shrivastava

Rishabh Shrivastava

07 Feb 2025 • 8 min read

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Making a case for climate action

In its latest economic survey, India spotlights expenditure on climate adaptation and why rich countries must pay up, but in its budget the country stops short of making adaptation spending a priority

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Rishabh Shrivastava

14 Oct 2024 • 7 min read

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​Why India needs to understand Bangladesh’s climate vulnerability

Countries can no longer plan climate adaptation in isolation. The India-Bangaldesh climate migration pattern shows the need for nations to build climate resilience solutions together

Rishabh Shrivastava

Rishabh Shrivastava

23 Aug 2024 • 8 min read

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The climate clean-up debate

Poor countries bear the unequal burden of the impact of climate change, which is at the centre of the Global North versus Global South debate, which was a rare central theme in this year’s economic survey

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Nidhi jamwal

05 Aug 2024 • 1 min read

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The worry about warming waters

Millions of people in India live near the coastline, many depend on the fisheries sector for a living, and they will be the worst hit as marine heatwaves become more frequent.

Rishabh Shrivastava

Rishabh Shrivastava

19 Jul 2024 • 4 min read

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The ‘climate cocktail’ impacting worker health

More than 70 percent of the global workforce, is likely to be exposed to climate-change-related health hazards, says report

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Rishabh Shrivastava

24 May 2024 • 5 min read

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The case of climate refugees

Rising temperatures, sinking coastlines, and increasing extreme weather events are some major environmental factors that will force people or communities to move

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Rishabh Shrivastava

22 Nov 2025 • 5 min read

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Net-zero targets and the case of construction workers

India’s construction industry employs nearly 60 million people but many lack skills to keep pace as the sector turns green

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