NGO Turns Garbage Dump into Green Space in Ludhiana
An NGO in Ludhiana transformed a garbage dump on Doraha Road into a lush green space, promoting environmental sustainability and community engagement.
Category : Climate Change
Maharashtra Village Wins Climate Award for Renewable Energy
Khairi Walmazari village in Maharashtra generates over 400 kW renewable energy, wins Centre's climate action special panchayat award, ranking second in the country.
Haryana Flood Mock Drill Set for May 14
Panchkula leads Haryana's flood mock exercise on May 14. A preparatory table-top drill assessed readiness with NDRF, SDMA, and other agencies.
Heavy Rain Damages Houses in Ernakulam, Alert Issued
Ernakulam district suffered significant damage as heavy summer rain and winds partially destroyed 10 houses across taluks. Tree branches fell on a car near Tripunithura Metro. Authorities urge vigilance.
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Chandigarh MC's Bio-Soil Claims Under High Court Scrutiny
The Chandigarh municipal corporation faces credibility crisis as high court questions its bio-soil claims from Dadumajra waste, with regulators flagging contamination.
Gurgaon Admin Asked to Assess Bandhwari Landfill Impact
Union minister Rao Inderjit Singh directs Gurgaon administration to assess environmental and groundwater impact of Bandhwari landfill, with remediation targeted by Feb 2025.
NGT Panel Recommends FIR Against Barnala Trust Officials
A joint NGT committee has recommended an FIR against Barnala Improvement Trust officials for complicity in illegal tree felling and timber misappropriation at a 25-acre site, also urging disciplinary action and penalties.
Gujarat Governor Devvrat to Use Public Transport
Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat announces he will avoid government aircraft and helicopters, opting for public transport to reduce fossil fuel use, following PM Modi's appeal.
Climate-Resilient Fishing Village Projects in Goa
Goa's fisheries department launches climate-resilient projects in Cacra and Arambol with solar power, fish stock replenishment, and digital weather alerts to aid fishing communities.
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Goa Climate-Resilient Fishing Village Projects in Cacra, Arambol
Goa's fisheries directorate launches climate-resilient projects in Cacra and Arambol with solar power, fish stock replenishment, and digital weather alerts under PMMSY.
Delhi HC Bans Commercial Activities at Yamuna Flood Plain Sur Ghat
Delhi High Court directs DDA to prohibit parking and commercial use at Yamuna flood plain Sur Ghat, citing ecological sensitivity under Zone-O. All religious/commercial activities restricted.
Forest Dept to Develop 100-Acre Lung Space in Madenur
The Karnataka Forest Department plans to develop 100 acres in Madenur as a green lung space, enhancing biodiversity and offering recreational opportunities for locals and tourists.
Solar Fencing to Curb Man-Elephant Conflict in Jharkhand
Jamshedpur Forest Division plans 48-km solar fencing in Chakulia to reduce man-elephant conflict, protecting villages and elephants. Tenders await state funds.
PM Modi's Fuel Appeal: 40 Nations Cut Energy Use
Prime Minister Modi's fuel-saving appeal aligns with global efforts as 40 countries implement restrictions to reduce energy consumption and combat climate change.
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Deep Sea Volcanic Rocks Store More Carbon Than Thought
Researchers discovered that fractured volcanic rocks beneath the South Atlantic Ocean can store vast amounts of carbon dioxide, potentially impacting the global carbon cycle.
Humidity, Airflow Key for Vegetation Cooling Effect: Study
A new study reveals that humidity and airflow significantly influence the cooling effect of urban greenery, offering insights for sustainable city planning.
Why India's summers are getting hotter and more unbearable
India's summers are intensifying with earlier onset, longer duration, wider spread, and warmer nights. Experts link this to climate change and urbanization.
Urban Trees Cut Heat Gap by Half, But Can't Stop Warming
A new study reveals urban tree canopies reduce the temperature gap between cities and rural areas by nearly half, but cannot offset global warming from fossil fuel emissions.
Mumbai Water Cut: BMC Announces 10% Supply Cut from May 15
BMC announces a 10% water supply cut for Mumbai from May 15 due to low reservoir levels at 23%. Residents urged to conserve water.
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Khangri Glacier Melting, Flood Threat Looms
Scientists warn that the Khangri Glacier in Arunachal Pradesh is melting rapidly, forming a new lake that could burst and cause catastrophic floods in the Brahmaputra basin, affecting millions across South Asia.
Global Fire Outbreaks Hit Record High as Heat Extremes Loom
Scientists report that global fire outbreaks have reached an unprecedented record high, driven by extreme heat and climate change, with warnings of more intense fires ahead.
CCUS Field Lab at IIT Bombay in Mumbai Commissioned
IIT Bombay inaugurates India's first CCUS field lab to advance carbon capture technology and combat climate change.
Western Ghats rock ecosystems threatened by mining, climate change
A new study warns that mining, quarrying, and climate change are destroying unique rocky ecosystems in the Western Ghats, home to rare species found nowhere else.
Pune Hottest May Day at 43.8°C; Heatwave to Persist
Pune experienced its hottest May day on Monday with 43.8°C in Lohegaon, breaking records. IMD predicts above 40°C for next 4-5 days due to dry winds.
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BDA Aims Guinness Record with 1.5M Saplings on June 5
Bangalore Development Authority plans to plant 15 lakh saplings on June 5 to set a Guinness World Record for the most trees planted in a single day by a single organization.
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Hits 43.4°C, Highest in 3 Years
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar recorded 43.4°C on Monday, matching April 26's high, the hottest in 3 years. IMD warns of heat wave with possible 45°C in 48 hours.
Nashik Records Hottest Day in Two Years at 42°C
Nashik hit 42°C on Monday, the highest in two years, with nights also warming to 26°C. NMC issues heat advisory urging hydration and precautions.
Bio-mining starts at Koothattukulam waste site in Kerala
Kerala State Waste Management Project launches bio-mining at Koothattukulam to clear 4,344.76 cubic metres of legacy waste, separating it into RDF, inert waste, and bio-earth.
Gurgaon Weather: Rain and Thunderstorms Predicted Until May 15
Gurgaon experienced overcast skies and pleasant conditions before temperatures rose. IMD forecasts light to moderate rain with thunderstorms and gusty winds from May 11-15.
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US Monitors 18 Passengers After Hantavirus Outbreak on Ship
The US has flown back 18 passengers from a ship after a hantavirus outbreak. They are being monitored at medical facilities, with 16 in Nebraska and two in Atlanta.
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