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ENVIRONMENT - August 2026

Aug 2026

Aug 04, 2026

Glaw Lake in Arunachal Pradesh Becomes India’s 101st Ramsar Site

Glaw Lake in Arunachal Pradesh became the first wetland from the state to receive Ramsar Site recognition in August 2026, joining India's 101st Ramsar site. The designation recognises the lake's ecologically significant wetlands and its role in biodiversity conservation. The Ramsar status places Glaw Lake among internationally important wetlands, highlighting India's ongoing conservation efforts and commitments under the Ramsar Convention. Local authorities plan to enhance habitat protection, monitoring, and eco-tourism, balancing development with habitat preservation. The recognition reflects expanding wetland networks in India and underscores the importance of waterbird habitats in the eastern Himalayan region. Experts welcomed the move as a model for managing other wetlands in the northeast.
  • Glaw Lake is India's 101st Ramsar site, designated in August 2026.
  • First Ramsar recognition for a wetland in Arunachal Pradesh.
  • Highlights biodiversity and habitat conservation efforts in the northeast.
  • Plan includes habitat protection, monitoring, and eco-tourism development.
  • Signifies India's expanding network of internationally important wetlands.

Aug 03, 2026

India ranks 176th on the 2026 Environmental Performance Index

India ranked 176th out of 177 countries in the 2026 Environmental Performance Index, scoring 22.46 on a composite measure of environmental performance. The EPI assesses 47 indicators across 12 issue areas, including air quality, water resources, biodiversity, climate policy, and waste management. Estonia led the rankings, while Laos finished last. India's score points to weak performance in several environmental domains, though policymakers note ongoing programs for emissions reduction, renewable energy expansion, and sustainable urban planning. Experts call for stronger data collection and credible reform implementation to improve future EPIs and align with global climate commitments.
  • India ranked 176th out of 177; score 22.46 on 2026 EPI.
  • EPI covers 47 indicators across 12 environmental areas.
  • Estonia topped the ranking; Laos at the bottom.
  • Need for better data, reforms, and stronger climate actions.
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