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What This IAS Officer Changed in Schools, Forests, & Coasts That Caught the UN’s Attention
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What This IAS Officer Changed in Schools, Forests, & Coasts That Caught the UN’s Attention
As Supriya Sahu stepped onto the stage in Nairobi this week, the moment carried more than an international honour. It carried years of work shaped in places where climate change had already begun to touch daily life. It carried memories of government school classrooms during peak summer, where children struggled to concentrate as temperatures rose. It carried images from the Nilgiris, where wildlife fed on plastic waste left behind by people. It…
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