Only 50% of 28,000 saplings survive on Parsik Hill
Activists report low survival rates of planted saplings on Parsik Hill and Shirvane forest land in Navi Mumbai due to negligence and lack of water.
Category : Climate Change
Kanpur Braces for Severe Heatwave: 44-45°C on Friday
Kanpur faces severe heatwave with temperatures soaring to 44-45°C on Friday. IMD warns of high humidity and UV index. Residents advised to stay hydrated and avoid sun.
Drum Plantation Turns Dholera's Saline Land Green
Innovative drum plantation technique in Dholera-SIR transforms saline barren land into a green oasis, with over 3,200 trees thriving and plans to expand by 50,000 saplings.
MMR Citizens Launch Climate Action Now on World Environment Day
On World Environment Day, citizens' groups across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region launched Climate Action Now, focusing on green cover loss, wetland destruction, and sea-level rise.
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Bhoomi Habba 18th Edition: Climate Action Festival in Bengaluru
Bhoomi Habba returns for its 18th edition at Visthar Campus, Bengaluru, with art, food, music, and sustainability under the theme Restore, Reclaim – Community Paths to Climate Action.
AMC Rainwater Harvesting Targets 350 Million Litres Saving
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation is installing 1,750 rooftop rainwater harvesting systems across public buildings to conserve 350 million litres annually and boost groundwater.
Safer Livelihoods Cut Sundarbans Tiger Conflicts 46%
A study reveals that safer livelihood practices reduced human-tiger conflicts by 46% in three Sundarbans villages, with forest visits down 70% and incomes up by Rs 800 monthly.
Bengal Targets 1.1 Crore Saplings by 2027
West Bengal launches 'Ekti Gaachh Maa-er Naam-e' drive on World Environment Day, aiming to plant 1.1 crore saplings by March 2027, involving 1.8 crore students across 94,000 schools.
Ludhiana Zero Poor Air Quality Days Jan-May 2026
Ludhiana saw no 'poor' or 'very poor' air quality days from January to May 2026, with most days rated 'satisfactory' by CPCB, reflecting a multi-year improvement trend.
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Assam Lost 3,600 Sq Km Tree Cover Since 2001: Highest in India
Global Forest Watch data reveals Assam lost 3,600 sq km tree cover since 2001, equivalent to combined losses of 19 states and one UT, raising serious ecological concerns.
Monsoon Onset in Kerala, Likely to Reach Andhra in 3-4 Days
The southwest monsoon set over Kerala on June 4, with IMD predicting it may reach Andhra Pradesh in 3-4 days. Rainfall expected at 90% of LPA.
Group Urges Action Against NMDC for Mine Violations
Samaja Parivartana Samudaya has urged the MoEFCC to act against NMDC's Kumaraswamy Iron Ore Mine for alleged violations of environmental clearance conditions, including ore transport through village roads and a non-functional conveyor belt.
Southwest Monsoon Arrives in Karnataka, Yellow Alert Issued
Southwest monsoon entered Karnataka on Thursday, with IMD declaring onset over coastal districts. Yellow alert issued for heavy rainfall till June 10.
Indian Army Revives Ponds, Builds Water Troughs for Thar Wildlife
The Indian Army's Southern Command launched a water conservation drive in Rajasthan's Thar Desert, restoring ponds and building water troughs to provide relief to wildlife amid extreme summer temperatures nearing 50°C.
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Thar Desert's Green Revolution: Success or Environmental Challenge
India's Thar Desert has seen a remarkable increase in vegetation over four decades due to irrigation projects like the Indira Gandhi Canal, but experts warn of environmental risks such as soil salinity and waterlogging.
Keonjhar's Rising Temperatures: Forest Loss Blamed for Heat
Keonjhar's temperature has risen from 35°C to over 43°C in 15 years due to deforestation, timber mafia, and slash-and-burn agriculture, alarming environmentalists.
Manas Tiger Reserve Launches Waste Management Model
Manas Tiger Reserve introduces 'The Root Connect Model' to manage plastic waste from tourism and villages, involving communities and NGOs in recycling efforts.
Solar Tech Boosts Farming in Odisha's Ganjam District
Solar-powered tools like insect traps and repellent machines are helping farmers in Ganjam district adopt climate-resilient, cost-effective farming, reducing reliance on conventional energy.
Odisha CM Urges BRICS to Turn Disaster Talks into Action
Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi urged BRICS nations to transform disaster risk reduction discussions into concrete partnerships and actionable outcomes for vulnerable communities.
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AMOC Collapse Could Bring Regional Cooling as Planet Warms
Climate scientists warn that an AMOC collapse could severely cool parts of Europe and North America while other regions face different climate risks, highlighting the complexity of global warming impacts.
IMD Chief Stresses Global Data Sharing for Disaster Mitigation at BRICS Meet
IMD Director General Mrutyunjay Mohapatra highlights the need for seamless global data sharing among BRICS nations to improve early warning systems and mitigate disasters amid climate change.
Chennai Heat Varies by Location, Thermal Imaging Shows
Thermal imaging by Reclaim Chennai shows surface temperatures vary dramatically in Chennai, with metal roofs hitting 50°C and shaded pavements at 30°C, highlighting urban heat islands.
Kolkata Tram to Promote Climate Awareness on Environment Day
A specially decorated tram will travel across Kolkata on World Environment Day to highlight climate awareness and sustainable living, engaging students and activists.
Great Indian Bustard Light Show at Qutub Minar on June 5
A spectacular light display at Qutub Minar on World Environment Day will highlight conservation efforts for the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard, showcasing success stories and ongoing initiatives.
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Northern Lights to Be Visible Across 23 US States This Week
A powerful G3 geomagnetic storm may make the Northern Lights visible across 23 US states, including areas far south, on June 4-5. Best viewing is late night to early morning, away from city lights.
Leaner Monsoon Poses Deeper Drought Threat Across India
A below-normal monsoon forecast raises concerns of severe drought in parts of India, impacting agriculture and water resources. Experts urge adaptive measures.
Global Symposium on Climate Resilience and Sustainable Development
Government Degree College Salooni and GFSRD will host an international virtual symposium on World Environment Day to discuss climate resilience, sustainable development, and Himalayan ecology.
UNICEF Official Urges Youth to Act on Climate Change in Bhopal
UNICEF's William Hanlon called climate change a daily reality at Youth for Climate Action in Bhopal. The event, organized by EPCO and UNICEF, focused on nature-based solutions and youth leadership.
Ludhiana Digital Tree Census Maps 1.5 Lakh Trunks
Ludhiana's pioneering tree census uses GPS to map over 1.5 lakh trees, creating a digital shield against illegal logging. The project follows an NGT directive and will enforce new preservation rules.
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Gurgaon Weather: Thunderstorms and Rain Alert Till June 6
Gurgaon braces for thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds till June 6. Yellow and orange alerts issued. Temperatures to fluctuate with 2-4°C drop expected.
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