

What’s your ism? Ep 24 ft. Rishika Pardikar on India’s climate crisis
Oct 14, 2024
Rishika Pardikar, a noted environmental journalist, sheds light on India's climate crisis and the plight of vulnerable communities. She discusses the Modi government's controversial mega projects on Great Nicobar Island and their implications for indigenous tribes. The conversation explores the clash between development plans and cultural preservation. Rishika also critiques recent changes to the Forest Conservation Act and the cycle of carbon trading, emphasizing the urgent need for environmental justice and genuine community involvement in policymaking.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Connecting Environmental Journalism to Social Justice
02:24 • 9min
Exploring Development versus Indigenous Needs in Great Nicobar Island
11:23 • 3min
Injustice and Biodiversity: The Crisis in Great Nicobar Island
14:29 • 2min
Demographics and Tribal Life in Greater Nicobar
16:04 • 4min
Navigating Environmental Journalism and Community Rights
20:26 • 16min
Tribal Rights and Forest Conservation in India
36:31 • 20min
Sustainable Agriculture and Climate Dynamics in India
56:30 • 15min
Exploring Environmental Justice and Offsetting Challenges
01:11:02 • 4min