Farmers Allege Industrial Waste Dumping in Hisar Canal
Farmers in Hisar's Chaudhariwas and Gorchi villages have filed a complaint against illegal industrial waste discharge into a minor canal, warning of health risks from contaminated water.
Category : Climate Change
Solar Storm Dates Norse Settlement in Canada to 1021 AD
Scientists used tree rings and evidence of a solar storm to date the Norse settlement at L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland, to the exact year 1021 AD, solving a centuries-old mystery.
How Changing Weather Affects Litchi, Mango, Apple, Grapes
Changing weather patterns are devastating fruit crops like litchi, mango, apple, and grapes in India, leading to reduced yields and quality, threatening farmers' livelihoods.
WMO Warns of Strong El Niño Return in 2025
The WMO warns of an 80% chance of El Niño developing by mid-2025, with climate change amplifying its effects, raising concerns of record heat and extreme weather.
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Shubhangi Atre Warns of Pollution's Impact on Nature
Television actress Shubhangi Atre expresses deep concern over rising pollution, urging mindful coexistence with nature to prevent irreversible environmental damage.
Extreme Heat Tests India's Record Milk Production
India's record milk production faces severe challenges from extreme heat, impacting cattle health and dairy output. Experts warn of reduced yields and economic strain on farmers.
Earthshot Prize: From Urgency to Climate Solutions
The Earthshot Prize, initiated by Prince William, reframes climate discussions by spotlighting innovators solving environmental problems, offering a hopeful narrative amid constant bad news.
Haryana Emerges as Ozone Hotspot: 40% Stations Breach Standards
Ground-level ozone is rising in Haryana, with 40% of monitoring stations exceeding national standards in May. Ballabhgarh records the seventh-highest ozone concentration in India, posing health and environmental risks.
Chandigarh Choe Pollution Crisis: Causes and Accountability
Chandigarh's three seasonal streams, integral to Le Corbusier's design, are severely polluted from sewage, cross-boundary waste, and infrastructure failures. The crisis affects over 25 lakh residents, with unresolved governance issues.
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IMD Warns of 70 kmph Winds, Rain and Thunderstorms Across India
The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a weather alert predicting winds up to 70 kmph, along with rain and thunderstorms across large parts of India over the next few days.
Spirituality and Cleanliness: A Sacred Connection
A truly spiritual person cannot ignore filth and neglect. Spirituality teaches purity of mind, and cleanliness reflects that purity in actions and surroundings.
Delhi Gets Cleanest May Air in a Decade, Dust Persists
Delhi experienced its cleanest May air in ten years, with improved AQI due to favorable winds. However, dust pollution remains a persistent issue, especially during summer months.
Lucknow to Sizzle Again: Temperatures Set to Hit 40°C Soon
After a brief reprieve, Lucknow is bracing for a heatwave as temperatures are predicted to rise to 40°C and above by this weekend, with hot and humid conditions ahead.
Haryana installs 12 new air monitoring stations
Haryana begins installing 12 new air monitoring stations to enhance pollution surveillance in districts with limited coverage, improving real-time air quality data and hotspot identification.
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Nagpur Braces for Temperature Rise as Pre-Monsoon Showers Pause
Pre-monsoon showers pause in Nagpur, leading to a temperature rise. Monsoon unlikely before June 10. Farmers advised to delay sowing.
Himachal CM Sukhu launches Rs 2,688-crore HP-Ready project
Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu emphasizes shifting from relief to resilience-centric governance. The state launches the Rs 2,688-crore HP-Ready project to enhance disaster preparedness and recovery, addressing increasing natural calamities.
Delhi LG Sandhu Urges Coordinated Action on Air Pollution
With winter approaching, Delhi LG Taranjit Singh Sandhu directed NCR agencies to implement a time-bound roadmap to combat air pollution, focusing on road dust, vehicular emissions, and stubble burning.
Himalayan Conclave Demands Sustainable Development Model
Policymakers, academicians, and activists from nine Himalayan states and Nepal urged a region-specific development framework at the Himalayan Action School conclave, balancing ecology and growth.
CEC to Inspect Sharavathi Power Project Site in Karnataka
The Central Empowered Committee will inspect the site of the proposed 2000 MW Sharavathi power project, which threatens endangered lion-tailed macaques in Karnataka forests.
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Centre Ramps Up Monsoon Contingency Plans as IMD Predicts Below-Normal Rain
The Indian government has intensified contingency measures for the monsoon season as the IMD forecasts below-normal rainfall. States are advised to maintain seed reserves and focus on short-duration crops.
Jharkhand Forest Dept Plans Environment Day Drive
Jharkhand's forest department will celebrate World Environment Day with a cleanliness drive, bird watching, cyclothon, and painting competition to raise environmental awareness.
Goa May Escape El Nino Impact Based on Past Data
Analysis of past 11 El Nino years shows Goa often escapes severe impact, with only few exceptions like 1972 and 2002. Strong El Ninos in 1982 and 1997 brought excess rain.
Rising Winter Temps Threaten India's Wheat Production
Rapid rise in minimum winter temperatures across India's wheat-growing states threatens yields, raising fresh food security concerns as nights warm faster than days.
Monsoon Arrival in India: IMD Revises Forecast Amid Delay
The India Meteorological Department has revised its monsoon forecast due to delays. Learn about the expected arrival dates, reasons for the delay, and the impact on agriculture.
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Climate Change Threatens India's Alphonso Mango Harvest (01.06.2026)
Unseasonal rains, freezing temperatures, and heatwaves slash Alphonso mango production in Ratnagiri. Geopolitical tensions and shipping disruptions further hike prices, threatening farmers and mango lovers worldwide.
Egyptian Vulture Faces Local Extinction in Andhra Pradesh
The endangered Egyptian vulture is threatened with local extinction in Andhra Pradesh's Rayalaseema due to habitat loss, electrocution, and poisoning, prompting urgent conservation calls.
Centre Signs ISRO Pact, Launches Water Research Initiatives
The Indian government has signed an agreement with ISRO and announced new water research initiatives to address water scarcity and promote sustainable water management.
10 Darkest Places on Earth for Stargazing: Rare Dark Skies
Discover the 10 darkest regions on Earth for stargazing, from Chile's Atacama Desert to Australia's Outback, where pristine night skies reveal the Milky Way and celestial wonders.
2-Million-Year Rain Helped Dinosaurs Rise to Power
Scientists reveal how a two-million-year-long rainy period, the Carnian Pluvial Episode, transformed Earth's climate and allowed dinosaurs to dominate for 165 million years.
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Excessive Groundwater Use Poses Danger in Karnataka's Tumakuru
Experts warn against excessive groundwater extraction in Karnataka's Tumakuru district, citing depletion risks and environmental hazards. Sustainable management urged.
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