It is fascinating how scientists unearth data for climate science in unusual locations. Fossils, trees, lake sediment, other natural objects, and archival documents are like time portals. They tell us when and how ancient organisms and ecosystems experienced past environmental changes.

On Imprints, you will hear how scientists look at the past to understand the modern climate. The show will shine a light on a lesser-discussed science in India. We will listen to five paleo scientists who put our Earth in context and suggest actions to mitigate future climate change impacts and biodiversity loss.

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Host: Sahana Ghosh Producer and cover art designer: Kartik Chandramouli Sound editor: Tejas Dayanand Sagar Copy editor: Aditi Tandon

It is fascinating how scientists unearth data for climate science in unusual locations. Fossils, trees, lake sediment, other natural objects, and archival documents are like time portals. They tell us when and how ancient organisms and ecosystems experienced past environmental changes. On Imprints, you will hear how scientists look at the past to understand the modern climate. The show will shine a light on a lesser-discussed science in India. We will listen to five paleo scientists who put our Earth in context and suggest actions to mitigate future climate change impacts and biodiversity loss. Subscribe to our podcast for updates about the show. Host: Sahana Ghosh Producer and cover art designer: Kartik Chandramouli Sound editor: Tejas Dayanand Sagar Copy editor: Aditi Tandon

A podcast to bring discussions about India’s environment into mainstream narratives. Everything Environment will bring you stories about biodiversity, climate change, natural resources, and their links with our lives. Tune in to the shows to know about topics ranging from India’s clean energy growth to paleoscience, lesser-known species to climate change solutions.

Exploring links between the environment and our lives

Everything Environment by Mongabay India

It is fascinating how scientists unearth data for climate science in unusual locations. Fossils, trees, lake sediment, other natural objects, and archival documents are like time portals. They tell us when and how ancient organisms and ecosystems...

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