Goa Swelters as Night Temperature Remains High, Day Temp 35.1°C
Goa continues to experience oppressive heat with night temperatures near 29°C and day temperatures reaching 35.1°C, significantly above normal, with no rainfall relief.
Category : Climate Change
Delhi-NCR Thunderstorm: Gusty Winds, Rain, AQI Improves
Delhi-NCR residents received an emergency weather alert on Thursday evening warning of severe thunderstorm and winds up to 90kmph. Actual winds reached 70kmph at Palam. Rain improved air quality to satisfactory after 21 days.
Goa May Escape El Nino Impact Based on Past Data Analysis
Analysis of past 11 El Nino years shows Goa often escapes severe impact, with only a few years causing deficient monsoon rainfall. Strong El Nino years like 1982 and 1997 saw excess rain.
58-Year-Old Motorcyclist Rides to London for E-Waste Awareness
Jivan Parmar, 58, along with two companions, started a 19,000km motorcycle journey from Rajkot to London to raise awareness about the dangers of improper e-waste disposal, especially lithium batteries.
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Vasai's Ancient Ponds Disappearing to Real Estate Development
Centuries-old bavkhals in Vasai are being filled for housing, threatening water security. Activists fight to save these traditional water bodies.
Erratic weather and climate change upend farming in Jharkhand
In Jharkhand, farmers face mounting losses from hailstorms, erratic rainfall, and rising heat, as climate change disrupts traditional agricultural rhythms and threatens livelihoods.
Jharkhand's Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Efforts
Jharkhand's state nodal officer discusses climate mitigation and adaptation over five years, highlighting initiatives like green cover expansion and water body construction to combat erratic weather patterns.
Delhi Hottest May in Two Years, Cleanest Air in Five
Delhi experienced extreme weather in May 2025, with the hottest temperatures in two years but the cleanest air quality in about five years, aided by rainfall and strong winds.
Uncontrolled Tourism, Illegal Constructions Fuel Elephant Conflict
The Co-Existence Collective blames uncontrolled tourism and illegal constructions for the killing of Jessy by an elephant in Wayanad, demanding compensation and action.
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South Interior Karnataka, Mysuru Record Pre-Monsoon Rain Deficit
South Interior Karnataka and Mysuru face a significant pre-monsoon rainfall deficit, with IMD forecasting a weak monsoon season ahead, raising concerns for agriculture and water resources.
Dartford Warbler's Remarkable Comeback in UK After Near Extinction
The Dartford warbler, once near extinction in the UK due to harsh winters, has made a remarkable recovery thanks to habitat restoration and conservation efforts.
Isha Foundation Pitches Tree-Based Agriculture for Monsoon
Isha Foundation promotes tree-based agriculture to help farmers amid weak monsoon, boosting income, saving water, and improving soil health. Policy interventions sought for nationwide replication.
World Bank Team Inspects Gurugram Waste Management
A World Bank team visited Gurugram to review waste management systems under the Clean Air Project, focusing on reducing air pollution through improved solid waste handling and landfill management.
Bengaluru West Corp's Five-Point Plan for Sankey Tank
Bengaluru West City Corporation has devised a five-point plan to restore and protect the historic Sankey Tank, addressing pollution, encroachment, and biodiversity loss.
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Chilling Warning from Distant Farmlands on Climate Change
A new report from farmlands reveals alarming climate change impacts, urging immediate action to prevent global food crisis and environmental collapse.
IMD Warns of Below-Normal Monsoon in Maharashtra for 2026
The India Meteorological Department forecasts below-normal rainfall for Maharashtra during the 2026 monsoon season, with June likely to start weak. Warmer temperatures are also expected.
MNRE Secretary Reviews Green Initiatives at VOC Port
Santosh Kumar Sarangi of MNRE visited VOC Port, reviewed renewable energy projects, and witnessed MoUs for green certification and a 1 MTPA green ammonia plant.
World Bank Team Reviews Sanitation, Pollution Control in Gurgaon
A World Bank delegation visited Gurgaon to review sanitation infrastructure, C&D waste processing, and pollution-control mechanisms under the Haryana Clean Air Project for Sustainable Development.
Haryana mandates 5-hectare land parcels for plantation
Haryana government shifts afforestation strategy, requiring districts to identify contiguous land parcels of at least five hectares for monsoon plantation, aiming for easier monitoring and maintenance.
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Indroda Park on High Alert Amid Heatwave in Gandhinagar
Indroda Nature Park in Gandhinagar has heightened wildlife safety protocols amid extreme summer heat, deploying coolers and sprinklers, and adjusting animal diets to ensure hydration and health.
NGT forms panel to probe Faridabad electroplating units
The National Green Tribunal has formed a committee to investigate alleged environmental norm violations by 250 electroplating units and a Common Effluent Treatment Plant in Faridabad's Sector 58 industrial area.
Gurgaon Records State's Lowest Min Temp of 20°C, IMD Issues Alerts
Gurgaon recorded the lowest minimum temperature in Haryana at 20°C, a sharp drop of 7°C in 24 hours, bringing relief from heat. IMD issued orange and red alerts for thunderstorms.
Delhi Gets Relief from Extreme Heat, Temp Drops by 5°C
Delhi experienced a significant temperature drop of up to 9.4°C, with cloudy skies and cooler winds. IMD predicts further relief and possible rain. Air quality improved.
Goa Swelters: Mormugao Records Third 29°C Minimum Night
Mormugao recorded its third night above 29°C in May, alarming scientists who link rising minimum temperatures to climate change and urbanization in Goa.
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NGT Notices Over Pahuj River Encroachment and Pollution
The National Green Tribunal has issued notices to authorities over alleged encroachment, pollution, and obstruction of natural water channels in the Pahuj River flowing through Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, with the next hearing on August 17.
Cleanup of Plastic Pellets at Kovalam Beach Underway
Shipping company begins cleaning plastic pellets that washed ashore at Kovalam after monsoon. Fishermen say cleanup is inefficient and needs repetition.
BRICS Conference at Doon University on Climate Resilience
The International BRICS Mid-Term Academic Conference at Doon University brought together delegates from 11 nations to discuss climate resilience, sustainability, and green development, aligning with India's 2026 BRICS Presidency vision.
Eco-Brick Training and Exhibition Held in Gorakhpur
Around 250 youths attended an eco-brick training in Gorakhpur, part of the Neel Gagan Purvanchal–Eco Warrior campaign. The initiative promotes plastic waste recycling into durable blocks for eco-park development.
Climate Action Now Initiative Launched in MMR Ahead of World Env Day
Environmental groups across MMR launch 'Climate Action Now' initiative on World Environment Day eve, addressing heatwaves, green cover loss, and biodiversity destruction.
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Sundarbans Mangroves Face Imminent Climate Crisis Threatening Communities
A new report reveals that the Sundarbans mangrove ecosystem faces immediate climate threats, including rising sea levels and salinity, endangering biodiversity and local populations.
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