GMDA Plans Extensive Plantation Drive in Gurgaon Monsoon
GMDA has announced a monsoon plantation plan for Gurgaon, targeting over 3 lakh shrubs, hedge plants, and trees along arterial roads and green belts to reduce heat and pollution.
Category : Climate Change
Great Indian Bustard Conservation at Qutub Minar Event
A special light projection at Qutub Minar on June 5 will highlight the conservation journey of the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard, aiming to raise public awareness.
Goa Betul Plateau Study Shows Rich Biodiversity, Carbon Sink
A study of Betul plateau in Goa reveals 228 plant species, 91 birds, and significant carbon sink potential, highlighting the ecological importance of lateritic plateaus for climate change mitigation.
UP Govt Aims to Plant 1.85 Crore Saplings in Varanasi
The Uttar Pradesh government has set a target to plant over 1.85 crore saplings across four districts in Varanasi division under the Vriksharopan Abhiyan-2026, focusing on environmental conservation.
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Rajasthan Sand Dune Stabilisation: 70-Year Success
Over seven decades, Rajasthan has stabilised nearly 400,000 hectares of sand dunes through scientific methods, boosting agriculture and ecology.
Haryana Launches Mission to Clean Yamuna, Proposes Climate Fund
Haryana government announces a mission to make the 313-km Yamuna stretch pollution-free by 2026-27, with scientific treatment of drain water. A Rs 100 crore climate fund is also proposed.
Goa Cabinet Approves Wetland Demarcation, Seeks SC Extension
The Goa cabinet approved Rs 40 lakh for wetland demarcation and boundary validation, seeking six more months from the Supreme Court to complete the process in areas with practical difficulties.
Goa CM Launches Green Campaign to Plant 10 Lakh Saplings
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant announced the Green Goa, Clean Goa campaign from June 5 to Sept 5, aiming to plant 10 lakh saplings across the state, urging each voter to plant a tree.
Andhra Coast to Face Rising Heat and Rain by 2040
New climate projections reveal that Andhra Pradesh's coastal districts will become hotter and wetter by 2040, with rising temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns posing risks to millions.
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Haryana Proposes Rs 100 Crore Green Climate Resilient Fund
Haryana announces a Rs 100 crore Green Climate Resilient Fund in the 2026-27 budget to combat climate change, focusing on zero-emission vehicles, renewable energy, and water conservation.
India's Heat Crisis: Official Death Toll May Hide True Scale
India's heat crisis extends into nights, trapping stress in bodies. With global temperatures near record levels, official death numbers may undercount the true toll on millions without protection.
₹9,585 Crore Scheme to Replace Old Vehicles in Delhi-NCR
The Indian government has approved a ₹9,585 crore scheme to replace old trucks and buses in Delhi-NCR with cleaner vehicles, aiming to reduce air pollution. The scheme targets 2.07 lakh owners of BS-IV and older vehicles.
Odisha Showcases Zero-Casualty Disaster Model at Brics Meet
Odisha highlights its zero-casualty approach and early warning systems at the Brics disaster risk reduction meeting in Puri, with CM Majhi to inaugurate the event.
Lightning Kills 3 Women, Injures 15 in Chhattisgarh Storms
Three women died and over 15 were injured as lightning and thunderstorms hit Chhattisgarh. The worst incident occurred at a weekly market in Dantewada, where lightning struck during heavy rain, killing one and injuring 11.
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Grid Stability Meeting: India's Renewable Energy Integration
Parliamentary panel discusses grid stability amid rising power demand and renewable integration, focusing on transmission projects, storage, and curtailment reduction.
Amarnath Yatra pilgrims leave 1kg waste each; reusable urged
Each Amarnath pilgrim leaves up to 1 kg of waste, generating 400 tonnes annually. Swaaha Resource Management urges reusable utensils to reduce plastic waste.
NGT Notice on E-Waste Eco Park in North Delhi
NGT issued notice to Delhi govt and pollution bodies over a plea challenging a proposed e-waste eco park in Holambi Kalan, citing land use violations and proximity to settlements and schools.
Every Pedal Forward: Why India Must Take Cycling Seriously
Cycling in India offers health, environmental, and economic benefits. The article explores infrastructure needs, policy changes, and cultural shifts to promote cycling as a mainstream mode of transport.
Maharashtra Plans Godavari Rejuvenation Like Namami Gange
The Maharashtra government has directed the Environment Department to prepare a DPR for permanent rejuvenation of the Godavari River, modelled on the Centre's Namami Gange programme.
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No PUCC, No Fuel in NCR from Oct 1: UP Targets 35% Pollution Cut
Uttar Pradesh government announces strict new rules for NCR districts: from October 1, vehicles without valid PUCC will not get fuel, aiming for a 35% reduction in pollution.
Ganjam Drawing Competition Marks World Environment Day
Around 550 students participated in a drawing competition in Ganjam district organized by the Odisha SPCB for World Environment Day, with themes on conservation and climate action.
Exported Plastic Waste: Open Burning and Health Risks
Despite recycling efforts, much exported plastic waste ends up in countries lacking proper facilities, leading to open burning that releases toxic pollutants, harming health and the environment.
India Heat Crisis: Death Toll May Be Underreported
India's heat crisis is killing thousands, but official numbers may miss the real toll as night-time heat and lack of protection worsen the public health threat.
Jairam Ramesh: Great Nicobar Project Ecological Havoc
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticizes the Great Nicobar project, calling it a commercial enterprise assured to cause ecological havoc, in a letter to the environment minister.
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SC Panel to Redefine Aravalli Hills Boundaries for Ecology
Supreme Court forms expert panel led by ICFRE DG Kanchan Devi to redefine Aravalli hills boundaries, addressing ecological concerns and mining loopholes by August 2026.
UK Heatwaves Becoming New Normal as Temperatures Rise
UK heatwaves are becoming more frequent due to climate change. Learn about the causes, impacts on health and infrastructure, and tips to stay safe during extreme heat.
Gender Gaps in India's Climate Policy
India's climate policy overlooks gender disparities, failing to address women's unique vulnerabilities and contributions. A more inclusive approach is needed.
Eco Events This Week in Bengaluru: Quick Guide
Discover eco-friendly events in Bengaluru this week, including tree planting, workshops, and sustainability talks. Join the green movement!
El Nino Rapidly Developing, 80% Chance in June-Aug: WMO
WMO warns El Nino is rapidly developing with 80% likelihood in June-Aug, threatening extreme weather. India braces for weakened monsoon and hotter June as agriculture ministry reviews preparedness.
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Kanpur to Get Peepal, Amaltas-Lined Roads and Theme Forests
Kanpur district will line major roads with Peepal and Amaltas trees, develop seven theme-based forests, and set up Gokul Vatikas as part of a mass tree plantation drive.
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