Coal Mine Blast Kills 90 in China: CO Danger
A coal mine blast in northern China killed at least 90 people due to carbon monoxide poisoning. Learn how CO silently suffocates the body, affecting blood, brain, heart, and lungs.
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16 Die in Telangana Heatwave; Rs 4 Lakh Ex Gratia Announced
Telangana reports 16 heatwave deaths; state government announces Rs 4 lakh ex gratia for families of victims. Authorities urge precautions as temperatures soar.
Thermal Mapping Shows Delhi's Hidden Heat Hotspots at 60°C
Greenpeace India's thermal mapping reveals surface temperatures crossing 60°C in Delhi's urban areas, highlighting unequal heat exposure and the urgent need for heat adaptation planning.
India's Heat Crisis Worsens: Warmer Nights, Rising Humidity
A study reveals India's heatwaves are becoming more frequent, humid, and prolonged, with night temperatures rising 0.21°C per decade, posing severe health risks.
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India battles extreme heatwave as power demand hits record
India faces a severe heatwave with temperatures over 45°C in many states. Electricity demand has hit record highs for four days, straining the national grid amid rising AC use.
Severe Heatwave Sweeps India, Temperatures Near 48°C, Red Alerts Issued
India faces severe heatwave with temperatures near 48°C. IMD warns of continued heat till May 28, with red alerts in multiple states. Warm nights worsen health risks.
PPCB Urges Reduced Plastic Use at Fatehgarh Sahib Sites
The Punjab Pollution Control Board appeals to devotees and management of religious sites in Fatehgarh Sahib to minimize single-use plastic, promoting eco-friendly alternatives.
Bracing for Viral Threats: Lessons from COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted global vulnerabilities to viral threats. Experts urge stronger surveillance, rapid response, and international cooperation to prepare for future outbreaks.
Amicus Curiae Proposes Nodal Agency for Yamuna Cleanup
Supreme Court-appointed amicus curiae K Parmeshwar recommends forming a nodal agency to plan and implement a unified strategy for cleaning the Yamuna River, warning that fragmented state-level efforts have failed.
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Indore Mayor Appeals for Car-Free Fridays to Cut Pollution
Indore Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav appeals to residents to voluntarily avoid cars every Friday, promoting eco-friendly transport. Citizens react positively but cite practical challenges.
MP Heat: Temperatures to Stay Between 42-45°C for Next 5 Days
May's scorching heat persists in Madhya Pradesh with temperatures between 42-45°C. Severe heatwave warnings issued for many districts. No respite expected for next 5 days.
Biodiversity Day Marked at CG City Wetland in Lucknow
The Gomti Task Force organised a biodiversity awareness and wetland conservation programme at CG City Wetland on International Day for Biological Diversity 2026, highlighting urban wetland importance.
Maharashtra Wetlands: Urgent Legal Protection Needed
On International Day for Biological Diversity, environmentalists urged CM Fadnavis to fast-track legal protection for over 23,000 wetlands in Maharashtra to prevent biodiversity loss and climate vulnerability.
Chalakudy River Riparian Restoration Project Launched
Multiple agencies collaborate to restore the endangered riparian ecosystem of Chalakudy River, involving local tribes and using Nature-based Solutions to plant endangered species.
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Goa braces for intense forest fire season due to El Nino
Goa forest department warns of prolonged fire season due to El Nino and global warming, despite improved response this year. Climate expert warns of super El Nino risks.
Goa's Wildlife Sanctuaries Avert Major Fires with Tech
Goa's forest department prevented major fires in wildlife sanctuaries using predictive tech, faster response, and local coordination. BITS Pilani's model issued early warnings.
Nagaland lost 794.88 sq km forest cover in a decade
Nagaland lost 794.88 sq km of forest cover between 2013 and 2023, said state biodiversity board chairman Y Kikheto Sema, urging community-led conservation.
India Heat Crisis: Warmer Nights, Rising Humidity
A new study reveals India's heatwaves are becoming more frequent, humid, and prolonged, with night temperatures rising 0.21°C per decade, posing severe health risks.
AP Forest Dept to Produce 2.5 Crore Seed Balls
Andhra Pradesh forest department plans to produce and distribute 2.5 crore seed balls to enhance green cover, involving public participation and drone technology.
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Ecological Risks of Mahadayi Diversion Highlighted in New Study
A comprehensive study warns that diverting Mahadayi River waters could cause irreversible ecological damage to the Western Ghats, affecting biodiversity and water security.
Rajasthan Celebrates First Godawan Day for Great Indian Bustard
Rajasthan marked its first Godawan Day on May 21, unveiling statues of the Great Indian Bustard at Sudasari Breeding Centre. Minister Sanjay Sharma highlighted conservation efforts, breeding success, and public participation.
Biodiversity Day 2025: Local Actions for Global Goals
On Biodiversity Day, experts stress community-led restoration as vital to combating biodiversity loss, with examples from coastal India showing how local efforts contribute to global conservation targets.
Harpy Eagle: Most Powerful Bird of Prey Faces Extinction
The harpy eagle, the most powerful bird of prey on Earth, is vanishing due to deforestation and habitat loss. Conservation efforts are underway to protect this apex predator.
Maharashtra Water Crisis: Elderly Bear Brunt as Young Migrate
In Maharashtra's Man Desh region, elderly residents walk miles for water as youth migrate. Over 633 villages face shortages, with 706 tankers deployed, despite official numbers being understated.
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How Artificial Light at Night Disrupts Wildlife and Ecosystems
Artificial light at night disrupts animal behavior, affecting navigation, reproduction, and food chains. Insects, bats, and migratory birds are heavily impacted, with potential solutions including part-night lighting and motion sensors.
Climate Change Worsened India's April 2026 Heatwave
A new report reveals that human-driven climate change significantly worsened India's deadly heatwave in April 2026, with fossil fuel burning as the main cause.
Pipeline Leak Dries Up Revived Delhi Lake, Killing Fish
A pipeline leak at Sanjay Jheel in Delhi has left the revived lake dry, causing hundreds of fish to die. Repairs are expected within two days.
Ismaili Civic Youth Conduct Climate Awareness Drive in Nagpur
Around 50 young climate ambassadors from Ismaili Civic held a drive at Nagpur junctions, urging eco-friendly habits amid rising heat and global warming concerns.
Over 75% of Delhi Under Recurring Heat Stress: CSE Report
A new CSE report reveals that over 75% of Delhi's land area experienced recurring heat stress from 2015 to 2024, with industrial belts and dense neighborhoods as hotspots.
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Strong El Nino to Dampen Atlantic Hurricane Season
Forecasters predict a below-average Atlantic hurricane season due to a developing strong El Nino, but caution that even one storm can cause devastation. NOAA expects 8-14 named storms.
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