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Meena Menon

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Mumbai
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Covers:  Environment, Climate change, Health, Politics,
Doctoral candidate, University of Leeds Ex bureau chief, The Hindu Journalist, author Riots and After in Mumbai, Reporting Pakistan, A Frayed History

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Meena Menon is an independent journalist, researcher and former Bureau chief, The Hindu. She is currently a visting post-doctoral researcher at the Leeds Arts and Humanities Research Institute, Universityof Leeds, UK. In April 2024, she was awarded a PhD on social movements from the School of History, University of Leeds, UK. She is the author of the books, Riots and After in Mumbai (Sage/Yoda Press), Reporting Pakistan(Penguin Randomhouse), and has co-authored A Frayed History, the Journ…

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Climate Pressures Bring New Attention to Excelsa Coffee

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By Meena Menon
| Daily Coffee News
An Excelsa coffee tree. Daily Coffee News photo by Nick Brown. Arabica and Robusta, which dominate global coffee production, are increasingly vulnerable to climate change, including heat stress, erratic rainfall and pest pressures. Lesser-known species such as Excelsa are gaining attention for their resilience and adaptability.
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In Maharashtra’s Dahanu, picking up the pieces after a devastating flood without warning

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By Meena Menon
| Scroll.in Verified
The Surya river has been a part of our lives ever since 2004, when my husband Ravi began to farm a plot of land in Dahanu in Maharashtra’s Palghar district. We have seen its ebbs and flows for more than two decades so we were not unduly worried when it began to rise almost to the level of our farm on July 23, after three days of unusually heavy rains. We had no inkling of the ordeal that lay in store for us.
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You sell it, you own it: Climate liability comes for oil companies Original

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By Meena Menon, Brinda Vasudevan, Vaishna Roy Verified
| Frontline India Verified
Environmentalists claimed a major legal victory when a French court ruled against a multinational, TotalEnergies, for failing to meet its duty of climate vigilance.
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