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Environ-mental Breakdown

Published by Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana

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Welcome to Environ-mental Breakdown, where we breakdown the latest environmental news with a blend of humour, insight, and deep analysis. Every fortnight, hosts Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana explore the socio-political and ecological forces shaping our planet. From climate crises and conservation challenges to the nuances of 'development', we keep you informed. Whether you're an eco-warrior or just curious about the world around you, this is your go-to podcast for understanding the complex realities of our environment - because the Earth is speaking, and it's time we started listening.

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  1. Ep 6: Hoolock Gibbons and the Vanishing Canopy from Environ-mental Breakdown, opens in a new tab

    Mar 3, 202520 min

    In this episode, we dive into the escalating crisis facing the Hoolock gibbons, whose sanctuary is being chipped away by deforestation, illegal encroachments, and reckless development. These agile primates are swinging for survival as human greed tightens its grip on their shrinking home. Why is their habitat under siege? Who stands to gain from this destruction? And how long before we push yet another species to the brink? We break it all down—loud and clear—because if the gibbons are losing their voices, someone has to speak up. Credits Written by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Narrated by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Produced by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Editor/ Creative Producer: Ishan Mohan Sound Engineer: Sriharsh Sharma Research Team: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana All music sourced from freesound.org and pixabay.com Emotional Support: Romeo Mohan and Hannu Rana

  2. Ep 5: Pollution & Preservation – Bhopal’s Waste Crisis and India’s Sacred Groves from Environ-mental Breakdown, opens in a new tab

    Feb 1, 202517 min

    In this episode of Environ-mental Breakdown , we dive into two very different, yet equally urgent environmental battles. First, we unpack the long-overdue efforts to clean up the toxic waste still haunting Bhopal, decades after one of the world’s worst industrial disasters. Why has it taken so long, and what does this mean for the people still living with its aftermath? Then, we shift gears to India’s sacred groves—ancient patches of forest protected by faith, folklore, and now, potentially, the law. With the Supreme Court stepping in, are these ecological treasures finally getting the recognition they deserve, or is bureaucracy about to make things worse? Toxic messes, legal battles, and a sprinkle of divine intervention—this one has it all! Credits Written by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Narrated by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Produced by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Editor/ Creative Producer: Ishan Mohan Sound Engineer: Abhimanyu Prathap Research Team: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana All music sourced from freesound.org and pixabay.com Emotional Support: Romeo Mohan and Hannu Rana

  3. Ep 4: Balancing Coexistence – Wolves in Bahraich and the Kaziranga Land Dispute from Environ-mental Breakdown, opens in a new tab

    Oct 1, 202418 min

    In this episode of Environ-Mental Breakdown , hosts Ishita and Shreya dive into the alleged wolf attacks terrorizing Bahraich, India, where villagers face a growing threat from wildlife forced into human spaces. Is it really wolves behind the attacks, or is there more to the story? They also take a look at Kaziranga National Park, home to majestic elephants and rhinos, now facing a different kind of invasion—a luxury resort that’s threatening wildlife corridors and local livelihoods. Tune in for a gripping discussion on human-wildlife ‘conflict’, habitat destruction, and the fight for coexistence. Written by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Narrated by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Produced by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Editor/ Creative Producer: Ishan Mohan Sound Engineer: Sriharsh Sharma Research Team: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana All music sourced from freesound.org and pixabay.com Emotional Support: Romeo Mohan and Hannu Rana

  4. Ep 3: Fish Fiascos and Water Woes – The Silent Massacre in Our Lakes and Rivers from Environ-mental Breakdown, opens in a new tab

    Sep 16, 202418 min

    In this episode of Environ-Mental Breakdown , hosts Ishita and Shreya, dive into the mysterious and alarming world of fish kills. Why are thousands of fish suddenly turning up dead in lakes and rivers across the globe? From toxic algae blooms to human pollution, we uncover the surprising causes behind these aquatic die-offs and their devastating impact on ecosystems and communities. Tune in for an eye-opening look at how fish kills are reshaping our environment—and why they’re a much bigger deal than you might think. Credits Written by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Narrated by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Produced by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Editor/ Creative Producer: Ishan Mohan Sound Engineer: Sriharsh Sharma Research Team: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana All music sourced from freesound.org and pixabay.com Emotional Support: Romeo Mohan and Hannu Rana

  5. Ep 2: Microplastics and Mayhem - Unveiling the Tiny Terrors in Our Daily Lives from Environ-mental Breakdown, opens in a new tab

    Sep 3, 202421 min

    In this episode, hosts Shreya and Ishita dive deep into the world of microplastics—those tiny, almost invisible particles that have infiltrated every corner of our environment. From the oceans to the food we eat, microplastics are everywhere, and their impact is more significant than you might think. Join us as we uncover the sources of these pollutants, their effect on our planet, and what we can do to mitigate this growing problem. This episode is not just about the doom but shows you glimpses of more hopeful horizons. Stay tuned till the end of the episode for a little surprise. Don’t miss out on the conversation that could change how you see the world around you. Credits Written by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Narrated by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Produced by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Editor/ Creative Producer: Ishan Mohan Sound Engineer: Sriharsh Sharma Research Team: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana All music sourced from freesound.org and pixabay.com Emotional Support: Romeo Mohan and Hannu Rana

  6. Ep 1: Invaders and Extremes - Unraveling the Chaos of Invasive Species and Climate Change from Environ-mental Breakdown, opens in a new tab

    Aug 20, 202421 min

    In this episode of "Environ-Mental Breakdown," we’re diving headfirst into the world of invasive alien species and the extreme weather events that are reshaping our planet. Join hosts Shreya and Ishita as they explore how these sneaky invaders are disrupting ecosystems across India, while record-breaking climate change continues to wreak havoc. Tune in for a deep dive into these pressing topics, delivered with our usual blend of sarcasm, critical analysis, and just a touch of existential dread. Don't miss it! Credits Written by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Narrated by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Produced by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Editor/ Creative Producer: Ishan Mohan Sound Engineer: Sriharsh Sharma Research Team: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana All music sourced from freesound.org Emotional Support: Romeo Mohan and Hannu Rana

  7. Ep 0: Introduction from Environ-mental Breakdown, opens in a new tab

    Aug 19, 20243 min

    Welcome to the first episode of "Environ-Mental Breakdown," where hosts Shreya Rana and Ishita Mohan—former humanities students turned environmentalists—dive into the chaotic world of environmental issues with a mix of sarcasm, critical analysis, and existential dread. From disappearing birds to mountains turning into landfills, this podcast covers everything you need to know about the environmental crisis we all face. Tune in every other Sunday at 8 a.m. on your favourite platforms and join us as we navigate the chaos of climate change before it's too late! Credits: Written by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Narrated by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Produced by: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana Editor/ Creative Producer: Ishan Mohan Sound Engineer: Sriharsh Sharma Research Team: Ishita Mohan and Shreya Rana All music sourced from freesound.org Emotional Support: Romeo Mohan and Hannu Rana

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