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.
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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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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!
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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.
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.
Carbon Footprint Labels Urged for All Products in India
Experts at an IGNCA conference propose mandatory carbon footprint labeling on product packaging to raise consumer awareness and promote sustainable choices, with recommendations to be sent to the Prime Minister.
Fish Mortality Strikes Again in Panaji Pond
Fresh fish mortality reported at Campal Lakeview Colony pond in Miramar, with dead fish and plastic waste found. CCP cleared the pond, raising pollution concerns.
Delhi LG Approves New Ridge Management Board Amid Concerns
Delhi LG T.S. Sandhu approved a 14-member Delhi Ridge Management Board and a five-member standing committee, but experts worry about government dominance and conflict of interest.
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Rajasthan PCB to Test Water, Dispose Sludge from Polluted Rivers
Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board will collect and test water samples from Bandi, Jojari, and Luni rivers. Sludge from Jojari River will be scientifically disposed as per Supreme Court directions.
Kedarnath 'Carry Me Back' Campaign Tackles Pilgrim Waste
Kedarnath nagar panchayat launches 'Carry Me Back' campaign for pilgrims to carry dry waste down trek route, aiming to improve waste management and environmental conservation at the shrine.
Sonam Wangchuk to Join CJP Protest in Delhi on June 6
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk will participate in the Cockroach Janta Party's protest in Delhi on June 6, demanding action on environmental issues and climate justice.
Illegal Debris Dumping in Navi Mumbai Pond Raises Flood Fears
Around 500 dumpers of debris have been illegally dumped in a holding pond in CBD Belapur, reducing its capacity and raising flood fears. Residents demand action as monsoon approaches.
Railways Street Play at Patna Junction Boosts Environment Awareness
Railways staged a street play at Patna Junction to spread awareness about environment conservation and cleanliness ahead of World Environment Day.
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North Vembanad Lake Depth Drops Over 50% in 95 Years
A Kufos study reveals North Vembanad Lake's depth has declined over 50% in 95 years, reducing water-holding capacity and increasing flood risk in Kochi.
Farmers Allege Industrial Waste Dumping in Hisar Canal
Farmers in Hisar's Chaudhariwas and Gorchi villages have filed a complaint against illegal industrial waste discharge into a minor canal, warning of health risks from contaminated water.
Solar Storm Dates Norse Settlement in Canada to 1021 AD
Scientists used tree rings and evidence of a solar storm to date the Norse settlement at L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland, to the exact year 1021 AD, solving a centuries-old mystery.
How Changing Weather Affects Litchi, Mango, Apple, Grapes
Changing weather patterns are devastating fruit crops like litchi, mango, apple, and grapes in India, leading to reduced yields and quality, threatening farmers' livelihoods.
WMO Warns of Strong El Niño Return in 2025
The WMO warns of an 80% chance of El Niño developing by mid-2025, with climate change amplifying its effects, raising concerns of record heat and extreme weather.
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Shubhangi Atre Warns of Pollution's Impact on Nature
Television actress Shubhangi Atre expresses deep concern over rising pollution, urging mindful coexistence with nature to prevent irreversible environmental damage.
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