Tag: ENVIRONMENT
In Australia’s little-known rainforests, tradition and science collaborate for good
The article tries to find out how in some of the lesser known rainforests in Australia, Science and tradition are collaborating for betterment of all.
The Impact of Mass Bathing on India’s River Ecosystem in the light of Maha...
After the massive gathering for the Kumbh Mela at Prayagraj, one is only compelled to contemplate on the impact it will have on the health of the river ecosystem.
The Need to Rekindle Gandhi for the Young
We find ourselves at a time when the relevance of Gandhi is being felt more than ever globally but at the same time the youth seem to have lost an interest in his world vision, how should we strike a balance?
Environmentalist and Social Reformer Vimla Bahuguna Leaves Behind an Immense Void
Vimla Bahuguna's remarkable contribution to the fields of environmentalism and social reform have etched her deeply on the pages of history.
Do environmental advocacy campaigns drive successful forest conservation?
Are environmental advocacy campaigns effective towards driving permanent policy changes?
The last two northern white rhino females
Though the northern white rhino is functionally extinct – following the loss of Sudan, the last known living male, five years ago this week – conservationists are finding hope in a technique that is creating new embryos using genetic material taken from him and two remaining females.
Why Environmental Movements Need to Establish Link with Peace Movements
The big challenge for environment movements today is to grow, expand, broaden its links with justice and peace movements
We found long-banned pollutants in the very deepest part of the ocean
Long banned pollutants are reported to have been found in the deepest part of oceans, it is high time we took matters into our hands and did somethings concrete to save our waterbodies.
Habitat preservation in the Western Ghats can help enhance biodiversity in the hotspot
Biodiversity enriches ecosystem services providing reasons to develop better policy and management strategies for habitat preservation.
How War, Weapons and Sabotage Are Becoming the Biggest Source of Environmental Ruin
If the biggest single source of world-level ecological ruin is to be identified, this is most likely to be related to wars, preparations for wars, conflicts, weapons and sabotage.