Over 1.2 Million Early Indian Deaths from Unsafe Air in Key Finding of State of Global Air 2019 Report
Exposure to Household Burning and Outdoor Air Pollution Shortens the Life of a South Asian Child Born Today by over 2 Years
Climate Environment and Science
How dust storms are adding to pollution woes of North India
The findings are based on observations from ground stations, satellite data, radio-sounding data from balloon networks, besides global climate models.
Health situation in Mozambique, devastation is enormous, says WHO
Health situation in Mozambique, devastation is enormous, says WHO. 1.8 million people in Mozambique need urgent humanitarian assistance.
Scientists solve genetic puzzle surrounding Mundas
Mundas, population genetics, southeast Asian, genetic ancestry, BHU, Estonia, DNA samples of Mundas
Meteorological Department forecasts above normal March to May temperatures over some parts of the country
Meteorological Department forecasts above normal March to May temperatures over some parts of the country
Costa Rica aims to be a modern, green, emission-free, resilient and inclusive economy
Costa Rica aims to be a modern, green, emission-free, resilient and inclusive economy
Greenpeace welcomes government funding for KUSUM rural solar & solar rooftop schemes
Greenpeace welcomes government funding for KUSUM rural solar & solar rooftop schemes; says proper implementation can be a game-changer for troubled power sector
Goa port suspends coking coal handling due to air pollution
The state pollution authority has temporarily suspended all coking coal handling operations at Goa’s Mormugao Port Trust, due to “deteriorating air quality” at the port town of Vasco, located 35 km from Panaji.
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Jammu-Srinagar highway closed The strategic Jammu-Srinagar highway remained closed for a fifth consecutive day on Sunday, as authorities said road clearance operation was continuing on “war-footing”. Death toll in UP-Uttarakhand hooch tragedies reaches 104 Lucknow/Dehradun….
UN Secretary-General calls for more efforts to fight climate change
The UN chief also praised African countries for hosting fellow African refugees despite limited domestic resources. On Friday, the AU said Africa was home to over one third of the global population of displaced people.
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After at least a decade Heavy rain, hailstorm in Delhi-NCR; winter chill not going anywhere
After at least a decade Heavy rain, hailstorm in Delhi-NCR; winter chill not going anywhere
NASA reports, 2018 fourth hottest year on record
Earth’s global surface temperatures in 2018 were the fourth warmest since 1880 and the planet will warm further, especially since greenhouse gas emissions are continuing to rise, NASA said
Flight operations suspended at Srinagar airport due to poor visibility and heavy snowfall
Srinagar, Feb 7. Flight operations were suspended on Thursday at the Srinagar airport due to poor visibility and heavy snowfall. “All flights to and from Srinagar were cancelled on Wednesday. No flight could land or…
Climate change, renewable energy priorities in India-Monaco ties: President Ram Nath Kovind
New Delhi, Feb 5. India and Monaco can further augment their ties by focusing on areas such as environment and climate change and renewable energy where they have a “strong meeting of minds”, President Ram…
Scientists to study impact of fog on Bengaluru airport
Bengaluru, Feb 05. A team of scientists from the state-run Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research will conduct a 40-month atmospheric study on the impact of fog on the Bengaluru airport operations, said its…
New study reveals, Earth may not appear as blue by 2100 !
findings showed that climate change has been significantly affecting phytoplankton — the tiny sea creatures — in the world’s oceans, which will lead to the change in colour — intensifying its blue and green regions.
Climate crisis : Two degree temp rise may melt one-third of glaciers in Hindu Kush !
If global climate efforts fail, the study warns current emissions would lead to five degrees rise in temperatures and a loss of two-thirds of the region’s glaciers by 2100.