Garhwa Bans River Ghats for Three Months Under NGT
Garhwa administration imposes a 200-meter ban on river ghats and water bodies for three months under NGT guidelines, targeting illegal sand mining and ensuring safety.
Category : Climate Change
2026 World Cup May Be Most Carbon-Intensive Ever
A new report warns that the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with 48 teams and 104 matches across North America, could become the most carbon-intensive tournament due to increased travel and fossil fuel ties.
Monkey Turns Off Tap After Drinking Water: Uttarakhand Police
Uttarakhand Police shared a viral video of a monkey turning off a tap after drinking water, urging humans to learn responsibility and conserve water.
Japan Nuclear Restart Sparks Waste Crisis as Spent Fuel Pools Fill
Japan restarted the world's largest nuclear plant to meet energy demand, but spent fuel storage is nearly full with no permanent disposal plan, raising safety and environmental concerns.
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Earth's Heat Accumulation Accelerates as Human-Induced Warming Reaches 1.37°C
Earth's climate system is accumulating heat at an accelerating rate, with human-induced global warming reaching 1.37°C in 2025, projected to breach the 1.5°C threshold in about four years.
Man's 589-Day Mission to Clean Up California's Eaton Canyon
Edgar McGregor's 589-day clean-up of California's Eaton Canyon removed 12,000-15,000 pounds of trash, turning a personal mission into a community movement.
Earth's Climate Heating Faster, 1.5°C Threshold in 4 Years
Earth's climate is accumulating heat at an accelerating rate, with human-induced warming reaching 1.37°C in 2025. The Paris Agreement threshold of 1.5°C could be surpassed in about four years, researchers warn.
Earth's Climate Heating Faster, 1.5C Limit May Be Breached in 4 Years
Earth's climate system is accumulating heat at an accelerating rate, with human-induced warming reaching 1.37°C in 2025. The 1.5°C Paris threshold could be breached in about four years, researchers warn.
Climate Action Photo Exhibition Opens in Kolkata
An exhibition titled 'Contours of Climate Action: Our Planet, Our Lens' opened in Kolkata on June 9, featuring photographs on climate action, conservation, and sustainability, with entries from an international contest.
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India Monsoon: Heavy Rain & Travel Disruptions Expected
IMD forecasts heavy rainfall in eastern, northeastern, and southern India; thunderstorms in northwest. Travelers advised to check updates and plan flexibly.
Himalayan Experts Warn of Ecological Breaking Point
At an environment meet in New Delhi, Himalayan experts warned that the region is approaching an ecological breaking point due to climate change and tourism.
Heat and Identity: Double Crisis for Trans Communities
Extreme heat exacerbates vulnerabilities for transgender individuals, who face increased health risks due to lack of gender-neutral washrooms and social stigma.
Telugu States' Data Centre Plans Test Green Commitments
Telangana and Andhra Pradesh's push for data centres raises sustainability questions. Jobs and AI growth must balance environmental costs.
KIA's Green Blueprint: Airport Sustainability
KIA's green blueprint focuses on reducing emissions, optimizing resources, and integrating environmental accountability into airport infrastructure planning globally.
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Rain Likely in Tricity: Relief from Scorching Heat
The Tricity region is likely to get relief from heatwave as thunderstorms and rain are predicted over the next four days. Orange alert issued.
Chandigarh Power Demand Hits 421 MW Amid Heatwave
Chandigarh's power demand surged to a season-high 421 MW on Wednesday as soaring temperatures drove heavy use of cooling appliances, exceeding the previous high of 415 MW.
Hyderabad Among World's 30 Most Heat-Vulnerable Cities
A University of Oxford study ranks Hyderabad among the 30 most heat-vulnerable cities globally, with rapid urbanization, loss of green cover, and high-rise construction worsening extreme heat risks.
Indore Launches Groundwater Recharge Drive Ahead of Monsoon
Indore Municipal Corporation launches monsoon groundwater recharge drive, converting 300 defunct borewells, building recharge shafts, and enforcing rainwater harvesting for all buildings over 1,500 sq ft.
City Forest to Become Premier Nature Education Centre
Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria reviews the City Forest project in Sukhna Choe, emphasizing nature education, sustainable eco-tourism, and strict environmental safeguards.
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Haryana Forest Dept Focuses on Sapling Survival
Haryana forest department shifts from counting plantations to ensuring sapling survival, allocating 50% of funds for protection and adopting a five-year maintenance model in south Haryana's harsh Aravali conditions.
Thrissur Opens Peringalkuthu Dam Gates Early to Avert Floods
Thrissur authorities keep Peringalkuthu dam crest gates open at 419.40m to release water automatically, preventing flooding in Chalakkudy River basin amid monsoon.
Bees Key to Climate-Resilient Farming, Say Experts at Dialogue
Beekeepers, researchers, and officials gathered in Ahmedabad to discuss the vital role of bees in sustainable agriculture, food security, and climate resilience, urging policy integration.
Ahmedabad Sizzles at 42.8°C, Hottest in 10 Days; IMD Warns of Continued Heat
Ahmedabad recorded a maximum temperature of 42.8°C, the highest in 10 days and 3.1°C above normal. IMD forecasts similar heat on Thursday, with humidity dropping from 60% to 29%.
300 Devotees Rescued After Forest Fire in Kangra
A forest fire near Naina Devi temple in Kangra trapped nearly 300 devotees. After a three-hour rescue operation, all were evacuated safely. The blaze spread over 10 km and is under investigation.
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Delhi Storms Uproot Trees, Block Roads; Experts Flag Weak Tree Health
Squalls with winds up to 120 kmph hit Delhi, uprooting trees and blocking roads. Experts cite concretisation, termites, and poor management as causes for tree vulnerability.
Tamil Nadu Bee Corridor: Greywater to Save Pollinators
Tamil Nadu's bees, essential for crop pollination, face habitat loss. A proposed urban bee corridor, using greywater irrigation, could boost yields and sustainability.
Delhi Forest Dept Removes Invasive Vilayati Kikar
Delhi forest department initiates project to remove invasive vilayati kikar from central and southern Ridge, planting native species. Environmental activists raise concerns over use of heavy machinery damaging ground vegetation and biocrust.
Delhi Heat Index Hits 48.2°C as Humidity Worsens Discomfort
Delhi's feels-like temperature soared to 48.2°C with high humidity. IMD issued an orange alert for Thursday, expecting rain and thunderstorms, but relief may be limited.
Senegal Mangrove Credits Labeled 'Ghost Carbon'
A major mangrove restoration in Senegal generated carbon credits, but research shows most carbon storage claimed never existed, raising doubts about voluntary carbon market credibility.
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Indonesia Floods Kill 7% of Rare Orangutans: Report
Cyclone-induced floods in Sumatra killed at least 58 Tapanuli orangutans, wiping out 7% of the critically endangered species. Climate change blamed for extreme rainfall.
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