Volunteers Study Loni River for Conservation Awareness
Volunteers of Mangal Bhumi Foundation embarked on a study tour of Loni River in Prayagraj to assess its condition and promote water, forest, and land conservation.
Category : Climate Change
Erratic Weather Crashes Kafal Berry Output in Uttarakhand
Changing rainfall patterns and extreme weather have slashed kafal berry production in Tehri Garhwal, causing 80% losses for farmers and soaring prices in Mussoorie markets.
Thangal Lake Restoration Doubles Capacity, Aids Flood Control
The ₹5.2 crore restoration of Thangal Lake in Chennai's Sholinganallur has nearly doubled its storage capacity to 300 million litres, enhancing flood management and creating a recreational space for residents.
IIM-V Hosts International Conclave on Green Economy 2026
IIM Visakhapatnam concluded the two-day International Conclave on Green Economy 2026, focusing on green transitions with global experts discussing policy, technology, and economic pathways.
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Nanda Devi Biomonitoring Expedition 2026 Flagged Off
Uttarakhand forest minister flagged off the decadal Nanda Devi Biomonitoring Expedition 2026, covering 86 km in the UNESCO World Heritage Site over 22 days to assess flora and fauna.
Tree Plantation Key to Combat Global Warming: Expert
Environmentalist Prof SL Madivalar emphasized large-scale tree plantation to tackle rising temperatures. He spoke at a cleanliness drive in Dharwad, highlighting carbon dioxide's role in climate change.
Maharashtra Monsoon Likely Subdued Until June 15
Maharashtra government says monsoon progress will slow, with widespread rain unlikely before June 15. Farmers advised against sowing, and citizens warned of lightning risks.
Mumbai Beaches Worst Hit by Monsoon Marine Litter: FSI
A Fishery Survey of India report reveals monsoon flushes nearly half of marine litter into sea, with Mumbai's Juhu and Versova beaches classified as 'extremely dirty'.
Maharashtra's 300 Crore Tree Plantation Drive to Boost Green Cover
State forest minister Ganesh Naik announced a 300 crore tree plantation campaign in Maharashtra to increase green cover, provide wildlife food, and promote environmental balance.
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Formula E's Sustainability Initiatives: GEN4, B Corp, and More
Formula E leads motorsport sustainability with GEN4 car, B Corp certification, Net Zero Pathway, and community funds. Discover how it champions eco-friendly racing.
500 Fruit Trees Planted at Chapoli for Environment Day 2026
Canacona MLA Ramesh Tawadkar led plantation of 500 fruit trees at Nagar Van Chapoli for World Environment Day 2026. Also, power shutdowns scheduled in multiple areas.
Rotary Club and Voice of Environment Plant Trees at Guwahati Schools
Rotary Club of Guwahati and Voice of Environment planted fruit and medicinal trees at Panbazar Higher Secondary and Assam Railway schools, with art competitions and pledge drives for World Environment Day.
Bengaluru Noise Levels Shocking: Study Reveals Alarming Data
A recent study measured noise levels across Bengaluru, revealing shocking results. Traffic, construction, and social events contribute to hazardous decibel levels, posing serious health risks.
Monsoon Heat Stress Emerging as Major Health Risk: Study
A new study by IIT Gandhinagar reveals that monsoon-season heat stress is expanding rapidly across India, posing serious health risks as humidity-driven uncompensable heat stress becomes more common.
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Verka, PPCB Launch Milk Vending Van to Cut Plastic Waste
Punjab Pollution Control Board and Verka launch a mobile milk vending van in Mohali to reduce plastic waste, offering milk at Rs 64 per litre with reusable containers.
Green Steel Could Save India Rs 100 Lakh Crore in Coal Imports
A study finds that adopting green steel production could help India avoid over Rs 100 lakh crore in coal imports. Green hydrogen may become cheaper in India by 2030, boosting sustainable steelmaking.
A Mirror to Human Suffering: Media Speed vs Credibility
The article reflects on the incredible speed of modern media, questioning the credibility of breaking news amidst human suffering and global events like climate change.
Mini-Forest Initiative Launched in Patiala's Samana
On World Environment Day, a mini-forest initiative was launched in Samana, Patiala, with 500 saplings planted. Experts urged afforestation and water conservation.
Nature's Wealth We Choose to Ignore: Bellandur Lake
Less than three years ago, Bellandur Lake's sewage-filled waters flooded homes, highlighting our neglect of nature's wealth and urgent need for environmental action.
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NMC Clears Ambazari Lake Hyacinth Ahead of Monsoon
Nagpur Municipal Corporation intensifies weed removal at Ambazari Lake, aiming to prevent flood risks by clearing water hyacinth before monsoon. Over 40% cleared so far.
Ahmedabad Night Brightness Doubles, Study Warns of 46% Rise by 2027
A new study reveals that Ahmedabad's artificial night-time light has more than doubled from 2014 to 2022, with a projected 46.2% increase by 2027, posing health and environmental risks.
Nagpur Civic Body Removes 200 Loads of Water Hyacinth
Nagpur Municipal Corporation intensifies Ambazari Lake cleaning, removing 200 tipper loads of water hyacinth. Eradication may take 2-3 years due to untreated sewage inflow.
IIT Madras study warns of ghost villages in Uttarakhand
A new IIT Madras study reveals that climate change, weak services, and uneven development are driving permanent migration from Uttarakhand's hills, creating ghost villages and threatening communities.
Kanpur Weather: Humidity Persists Despite Temperature Dip
Kanpur continues to face humid and sultry conditions with a slight temperature drop. High moisture levels cause discomfort; IMD predicts clear skies and hot winds.
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Grassland Development Key to Climate Resilience and Carbon Credits
ICAR additional secretary Gyanendra D Tripathi emphasizes grassland development's role in fodder security, land restoration, climate resilience, and carbon credit generation during his visit to ICAR-IGFRI in Jhansi.
CPA Zone-II Conference in Chandigarh to Use Electric Buses
The CPA India Region Zone-II Conference in Chandigarh will prioritize sustainability by using electric buses for delegate transport, inspired by PM Modi's emphasis on frugality and environmental conservation.
Mysuru's 'Parisara Habba' Unites Citizens for Planet
Mysuru celebrated World Environment Day with 'Parisara Habba', aiming to foster environmental consciousness at an individual level and inspire collective action for protection.
Virudhunagar Collector Launches Tree Plantation Drive for World Environment Day
Virudhunagar district collector N O Sugaputhra initiated a tree planting drive under the Green Tamil Nadu Movement to mark World Environment Day at Keelakottaiyur village, Watrap region.
Mangaluru School Celebrates Tree's First Birthday on Environment Day
Students of Government High School, Badaga Yekkaru, celebrated the first birthday of a bakula tree planted last year, with cards, letters, saplings, and a symbolic plantation drive.
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El Niño Impact Uncertain, IOD May Moderate Effects: NDMA
NDMA member Krishna S. Vatsa stated that El Niño's impact on India's monsoon is uncertain due to the moderating effect of the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD). The BRICS DRR meeting concluded in Odisha.
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