Ecology & Environment

Chipko Movement: Environment, Ecology and Sustainable Development

Recently, Sunderlal Bahuguna, the Gandhian who was the driving force behind the Chipko movement died due to Covid-19. Although the Chipko Movement, to protect the Himalayan forests from destruction,has its origins in the 18th century…

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Covid And Bio Medical Waste: Issues and Way Out

Due to covid pandemic there is  manifold increase in generation of Bio Medical Waste in India. With the Coronavirus  still raging, one of the other major fallouts has been the…

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An unfamiliar lineament is among four factors behind frequent earthquakes in northern Assam’s Sonitpur area: Basics Explained

An unfamiliar lineament is among four factors behind frequent earthquakes in northern Assam’s Sonitpur area. A lineament is a linear feature in a landscape dictated by an underlying geological structure…

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Sebi comes out with disclosure requirements under Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report

The Securities and Exchange Board of India(Sebi) came out with disclosure requirements under business responsibility and sustainability reporting, covering environmental, social and governance perspectives, which will be applicable on the…

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EARTH DAY 2021

Earth Day is celebrated on April 22 of every year. The theme this year is “Restore Our Earth” and its focus is on natural processes, emerging green technologies and innovative…

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Last rhinos translocated in Assam under Vision 2020 to increase population

Two rhinos—one adult male and one female—were released in the central part of Bansbari range of Manas National Park (MNP). The rhinos were transported from the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary Launched…

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Monsoon is likely to be normal: Skymet Weather

The southwest monsoon from June to September over India may be normal, according to Skymet Weather. a private weather forecasting agency. The Monsoon season, which begins on June 1, is…

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Cyclone Seroja leaves trail of damage in Western Australia: Basics Explained

Tropical cyclone Seroja, the category three storm,  tore across a 1,000km (621-mile) stretch of Western Australia, leaving a trail of damage   LEARNING FROM HOME/WITHOUT CLASSES/ BASICS Hurricanes, cyclones, and…

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Rain forest destruction went up by 12% in 2020, says report

As per the Report by the World Resources Institute (WRI),last month. the primary forest loss globally was 12% higher in 2020 compared to 2019 and the resulting carbon emissions from…

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Interlinking Of Rivers: Opportunities and Challenges: Ken Betwa Project

On the occasion of World Water Day, a memorandum of agreement was signed between Union Minister of Jal Shakti and the chief ministers of Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh to implement…

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