Delhi Heatwave to End Soon: Pre-Monsoon Activity from June 11
The IMD predicts pre-monsoon activity from June 11, bringing relief from the ongoing heatwave in Delhi. Temperatures are expected to drop by 2-4 degrees Celsius.
Category : Climate Change
Climate Change Devastates Sheep Farming in Drakensberg
Climate change threatens sheep farming in South Africa's Drakensberg mountains, with droughts, heatwaves, and disease impacting livelihoods. Farmers adapt through rotational grazing and indigenous breeds.
Alaska's Rivers Turn Rust-Orange from Permafrost Thaw
Alaska's rivers are turning rust-orange due to thawing permafrost, releasing iron and sulfur compounds that discolor water and harm ecosystems, a new study finds.
Assam University Wins FERN Gold Award for Vehicle-Free Campus
Sri Sri Aniruddhadeva Sports University in Dibrugarh is the only institution from Northeast India to win the FERN Gold Award for its 100% vehicle-free campus, presented by Union Minister Dr Mansukh Mandaviya.
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Viral Video Shows Discarded Socks in Chandra Taal
A viral video from Spiti Valley shows discarded socks floating in Chandra Taal, a Ramsar wetland. The incident highlights overtourism and littering in the fragile Himalayan ecosystem, sparking calls for responsible tourism.
OPS Vidya Mandir Celebrates World Environment Day with Pot Plant Activity
Students of OPS Vidya Mandir, Ambala, celebrated World Environment Day with a pot plant-making activity, learning about nature and environmental stewardship. Academic Director and Principal applauded their efforts.
Mumbai Port Plants 1,500 Trees for Green Cover
Mumbai Port Authority planted 1,500 trees and bamboo saplings at Cotton Green and Sewri to absorb 35 tonnes of carbon emissions, part of the Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam campaign.
Earth's Rotation Slowing Due to Climate Change, But 25-Hour Days Not Yet
Climate change is slowing Earth's rotation, lengthening days by milliseconds per century, but a 25-hour day is hundreds of millions of years away. The study highlights unprecedented day-length changes.
Aravalli NCZ to Stay in Regional Plan 2041
The Natural Conservation Zone protecting the Aravalli range will remain in Regional Plan 2041, ending uncertainty. The proposal will be considered by the NCR Planning Board on June 16.
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Long-Term Strategy for Coexistence with Wildlife
Quality of forests is key to preventing human-wildlife conflict. Invasive species, degraded grasslands, and scarce resources push animals into plantations and farmlands, requiring a long-term coexistence strategy.
Punjab to Use AI and Radar for Climate-Resilient Farming
Punjab Agricultural University and IMD sign pact to install Doppler radar and observatories, using AI to protect crops from extreme weather under Mission Mausam.
Maharashtra's 300 Crore Tree Plantation Drive to Boost Green Cover (10.06.2026)
Forest minister Ganesh Naik announced a massive 300 crore tree plantation campaign in Maharashtra to enhance green cover, reduce wildlife straying, and promote renewable energy.
Zero Waste Mandate Revives Hopes for Ghaggar River Rejuvenation
The Solid Waste Management Rules 2026 mandate municipal corporations to clean water bodies and stop solid waste ingress, reviving hopes for Ghaggar river rejuvenation in Panchkula.
Nagpur 4th in Global Heat Risk: Oxford Study
Nagpur ranks fourth globally in heat risk, according to a University of Oxford study. Ahmedabad is second, Madurai seventh. Fourteen Indian cities feature in the top 50.
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Gurgaon Societies Told to Clean Rainwater Harvesting Systems
Haryana urban development advisor DS Dhesi ordered housing societies to clean and test rainwater harvesting systems to enhance monsoon resilience and groundwater recharge.
Nashik Water Crisis: 3.2 Lakh Residents Face Acute Scarcity
Nashik district deploys 179 private tankers to supply water to 3.2 lakh residents across 654 habitations due to severe water scarcity. Yeola is worst-hit.
Greater Hyderabad Groundwater Crisis: 3% Resources for 33% Population
Greater Hyderabad, home to one-third of Telangana's population, has access to only 3% of the state's groundwater, with extraction rates nearing 99% in Hyderabad district.
Bombay HC Orders Mangrove Debris Removal by June 30
The Bombay High Court directed the Murda comunidade to clear all debris from a mangrove area by June 30, criticizing slow progress and warning of environmental damage.
Drone Survey Ordered for Bandhwari Landfill Waste Assessment
Gurgaon district administration orders a fresh drone-based survey of legacy waste at Bandhwari landfill to determine exact quantity and status, aiming for effective disposal.
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197 Districts Vulnerable to El Niño: Centre Prepares Plans
The Centre has identified 197 districts as most vulnerable to El Niño, with contingency plans ready. Agriculture minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan assured farmers of support through awareness campaigns and seed reserves.
Scientists Probe 200,000 Radioactive Barrels in Atlantic
An international team is using autonomous underwater vehicles to locate and assess over 200,000 barrels of radioactive waste dumped in the deep Atlantic Ocean from 1946 to 1993.
LuLu Mall Bengaluru Launches 'Rooted at LuLu' for Environment Day
LuLu Mall Bengaluru celebrated World Environment Day with 'Rooted at LuLu', a community-driven sustainability initiative featuring a plastic bottle recycling drive and an interactive bird exhibit.
5 Family Members Killed as Tree Falls on House in Bihar Storm
Five members of a family, including three children and a newborn, died after a peepal tree branch fell on their mud house during a storm in Bihar's Sitamarhi district early Tuesday.
Greta Thunberg's Climate Quote on Responsibility and Blame
Greta Thunberg challenges the notion that everyone is equally responsible for climate change, arguing that if everyone is guilty, no one is to blame.
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UN Report: AI Energy Use Could Double by 2030
A new UN report warns that AI's energy use could double by 2030, consuming 3% of global electricity, due to the Jevons paradox where efficiency gains lead to increased consumption.
Solar Surge Pushes Gas Power to Margins: Report
A report finds solar energy growth is pushing gas power to the margins, with 61 of 124 gas-producing economies seeing declines, including four G7 nations.
Scientists Warn FIFA: 2026 World Cup Heat Safety Lacking
Over 20 scientists sign an open letter to FIFA, stating that current heat safety measures for the 2026 World Cup are inadequate, with up to 25% of matches facing extreme heat risk.
Bengal Development Paradox: Agriculture, Health Up, Environment Down
A new CSE report reveals Bengal ranks high in agriculture and public health but performs poorly in environment and infrastructure, highlighting a stark development divide.
Ground-Level Ozone: Silent Summer Threat in Haryana
Ground-level ozone in Haryana exceeds national safety standards, posing serious health risks. Doctors warn of respiratory and cardiovascular complications as pollution worsens in summer.
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Ahmedabad Air Pollution Now a Year-Round Crisis
Ahmedabad's PM10 levels exceeded national limits for seven straight months, with pollution spreading to residential areas. PM2.5 annual average rose to 44 µg/m³, above the safe limit.
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