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School students increase green cover by ‘seed-bombing’ Bihar
School children in Bihar are taking initiative in “seed-bombing” their surroundings in order to reverse the fast depleting green-cover of the planet. The depletion...
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“Don’t burn our future,” protest thousands of students across UK
Thousands of youngsters hit the streets of Britain on the 15th of February (Friday) for some environmental action. Students from 60 cities and towns were on strike, demanding ...
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What’s for the environment in the 2019 Interim Budget?
The interim budget, presented by Finance Minister Piyush Goyal, makes an effort in including several broad environmental objectives in its long-term vision for 2030. For ...
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NOAA: “Winter storms don't prove that global warming isn't happening.”
The extreme cold which covered the US Midwest last week was termed to be a “deep freeze” which urged many to wonder if it’s due to global warming. The condit...
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Davos 2019: Sir Attenborough and Prince William question World Leaders on the Environmental Crisis
On Monday, 21st January, Sir David Attenborough and Prince William met in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland discussing the factors of huma...
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Your morning cup of coffee may be at risk
Scientists have found that more than 60% of the world’s coffee plants are in the edge of extinction. As reported by the BBC, more than 100 types of coffee trees grow nat...
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Airports across India to be free of single-use Plastics
Plastic has become a part of our everyday life, no matter how much we deny it. Among them, the single-use plastic contributes to our day-day survival. Single-use plastics, oft...
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Underwater Robots to set right the damaged Great Barrier Reef
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, which houses a range of diverse species, are struggling to survive due to the scorching heat and rapid increment in temperatures. Global ...
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Citizens can help reduce India’s Carbon Footprint
According to a report produced to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), it is told that India has managed to reduce its carbon emissions by 12 pe...
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New Plant Species discovered in 2018 and the Need to Protect Them
Day to day, it might be tempting to take plants for granted. Plants are the very precious part of our earth. The Plant Collectors present a collection which records of mo...
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