Probes into 88 tiger deaths face administrative burial
An RTI response reveals that investigations into 88 tiger deaths across India have been stalled due to administrative delays, raising concerns about wildlife conservation efforts.
Category : Climate Change
UP Weather: Relief in Lucknow, Bundelkhand Still Scorching
Temperatures dropped in most parts of Uttar Pradesh, bringing relief after 20 days of heat. However, Bundelkhand remains under severe hot conditions with Banda recording 45.8°C.
Kanpur Brief Relief from Heat with Dust Storm and Cloud Cover
Kanpur residents experienced slight relief as cloud cover and a mild dust storm brought down temperatures, though mercury remained at 40°C. Humidity improved, but warmer nights ahead are a concern.
Rajasthan High Court Halts Jawai Construction for Leopards
The Rajasthan High Court ordered an immediate halt to construction in the Jawai landscape to protect leopard habitats, banning fresh tourism licenses and mining.
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Guwahati Flooded After 35.5 mm Rain, Disrupts Daily Life
Heavy rainfall in Guwahati causes waterlogging in several areas, disrupting daily life. Residents blame poor drainage and plastic waste. Police investigate a severed leg found in floodwaters.
Delhi Govt Ramps Up Heatwave Preparedness for Homeless
Delhi government has implemented an extensive plan to protect the homeless from the heatwave, upgrading shelters with cooling infrastructure, water, and medical support. However, a survey found many cooling units non-functional.
Tourist surge at waterfalls threatens Dehradun water sources
Increasing tourist visits to waterfalls in Dehradun and Mussoorie due to heat and social media are contaminating drinking water sources for dozens of villages, causing health issues.
Tamil Nadu Forest Dept Fights Nilgiris Fire with Exotic Tree Removal, Tech
Tamil Nadu forest department combats Nilgiris fires by removing combustible exotic trees, using drones, satellite alerts, and fire trenches. Over 800 hectares burned, but shola patches survived.
QR Codes Used to Protect Mookambika Sanctuary and Sowparnika River
Environmentalists in Udupi launch a campaign using QR codes to protect Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary and Sowparnika River from alleged violations and pollution.
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Power Lines Snap in Bengaluru Amid Heavy Rain, Outages
Heavy rainfall in Bengaluru has caused power lines to snap, leading to widespread electricity outages across the city. Authorities are working to restore supply.
Bengaluru Wall Collapse: 7 Dead, CM Announces Rs 5 Lakh Aid
Seven dead, seven injured as a hospital wall collapses in Bengaluru after heavy rains. CM Siddaramaiah announces Rs 5 lakh ex-gratia for victims' families.
Kuhls Can Solve Water Crisis in Himachal's Hindu Kush: Expert
An expert suggests that traditional kuhls, ancient water channels, can effectively address water scarcity in the Hindu Kush regions of Himachal Pradesh, offering sustainable solutions.
Urban Flood Risk Triples in England, Social Housing Hit Hardest
New analysis shows 839,000 urban homes in England face high flood risk, tripling since 2018, with social housing tenants most vulnerable due to climate change and infrastructure strain.
Mountain Pygmy Possum: Scientists Race to Save It
The mountain pygmy possum, a tiny marsupial that hibernates for seven months under snow, faces extinction due to climate change. Scientists are breeding them in warmer lowlands.
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Magma Intrusion Behind São Jorge Island Seismic Crisis
A study reveals that a rapid magma intrusion at 26 km depth caused the 2022 seismic crisis on Portugal's São Jorge Island, highlighting challenges in predicting volcanic eruptions.
India's Wild Weather Swing: 45°C to Thunderstorms in Hours
India experiences extreme weather with temperatures soaring to 46.9°C in Akola, while thunderstorms and hailstorms hit other regions. IMD issues warnings for heatwave and heavy rain.
What Is Super El Nino and Why Is It Worrisome for India?
Super El Nino poses a threat to India with extreme weather, including heatwaves and erratic rainfall. Learn why it's a concern for agriculture and water resources.
Himalayan Plants Climb Higher Due to Warming
Satellite data reveals that alpine vegetation is rising at up to 7 meters per year in the Himalayas due to rapid warming, altering water cycles and ecosystems across Asia.
Namibia's Skeleton Coast Lions Adapt to Marine Diet
Lions in Namibia's Skeleton Coast have uniquely adapted to hunting marine prey like seals and cormorants, driven by climate change and human conflict, offering insights into wildlife adaptation.
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Indian Steelmakers Urged to Act on Decarbonisation Goals
IEEFA says Indian steel companies show proactive intent on decarbonisation but must match ambition with concrete action amid lack of carbon pricing and public support.
World Earth Day Celebrated by Students Across Schools
Students from various schools celebrated World Earth Day with activities like tree planting, poster making, and awareness rallies to promote environmental conservation.
LG Sinha Urges Scientists for Climate-Resilient Agri Ecosystem
Jammu and Kashmir LG Manoj Sinha calls on scientists to develop a climate-resilient agricultural ecosystem to combat climate change impacts and ensure food security.
Enforce Carrying Capacity for Char Dham Yatra
The Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand faces environmental and safety challenges due to overcrowding. Experts call for enforcing carrying capacity to protect fragile ecosystems and ensure pilgrim safety.
Indian Ocean Warming Threatens Marine Life and Communities
The Indian Ocean is overheating due to marine heatwaves, causing coral bleaching, fish stock decline, and risks to coastal communities. Scientists warn of long-term ecological damage.
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Half of Srigandakaval Lake Concretised, Sparks Worry
Concretisation of half of Srigandakaval Lake in Bengaluru's RR Nagar for revamp including amphitheatre raises environmental concerns over water-holding capacity and groundwater recharge.
Telangana Heatwave: Red Alert in 8 Districts
Eight Telangana districts are under red alert as severe heatwave pushes temperatures 1.5°C above last year, with Nirmal hitting 46°C. Officials warn of prolonged summer.
Tar Balls Appear Early on Goa's Salcete Coast
Tar ball deposits have emerged along Goa's Salcete coastline earlier than usual, alarming locals. Highest concentration seen on Cavelossim-Varca stretch. Fishermen attribute to seasonal currents and ship oil discharge.
King Charles III to Address Climate in Washington Amid Trump Clash
King Charles III will visit Washington to meet President Trump, highlighting climate and environmental concerns despite stark policy differences between the two leaders.
Bihar Climate-Resilient Farming Boosts Soil Nutrients 20%
Bihar's climate-resilient farming initiative has improved soil organic matter and nitrogen by 20%, phosphorus and potash by 10%, and saved 48.47 billion litres of water in paddy cultivation.
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Delhi Drafts New Climate Action Plan with 2030 Targets
Delhi's environment department has prepared a draft State Action Plan on Climate Change 2.0, incorporating updated science and district-level vulnerability assessments with measurable targets up to 2030.
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