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Page-69 of Climate Change

Climate change poses a significant challenge to India’s diverse geography and economy. Rising temperatures threaten agriculture and water resources. Coastal cities face increased flooding and erosion. The Indian Constitution emphasises environmental protection. Cultural heritage sites are at risk from climate impacts. Legal frameworks are evolving to address these issues. Collective action is essential for sustainable development and preserving India's rich cultural and natural heritage.

La Nina Phenomenon and Global Temperature Trends

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has reported that the cooling La Nina phenomenon may develop in the equatorial Pacific Ocean over the next three months. However, this event...

 December 12, 2024

Advanced Biological Method for Biofuel Production

In December 2024, researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati announced breakthrough in biofuel technology. They developed a biological method to convert methane and carbon dioxide into...

 December 11, 2024

CSIR’s Partnership for Sustainable Recycling in Telangana

The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has entered partnership with the Government of Telangana and various recyclers to advance sustainable recycling practices. This collaboration was formalised...

 December 11, 2024

Tropical Rainforest Quality Decreasing – Urgent Action Needed

Recent studies highlight a concerning decline in the quality of tropical rainforests. Only 25 per cent of these forests maintain high ecological integrity. This decline threatens biodiversity, particularly...

 December 11, 2024

Climate Impact on Natural World Heritage Sites

Natural World Heritage Sites (NWHS) are at risk from extreme climate events. A recent study published in December 2024 marks the vulnerability of these sites under various emission...

 December 11, 2024

Madhav Gadgil Named Champion of the Earth 2024

Madhav Gadgil, an esteemed ecologist and academic, has been recognised as one of the six ‘Champions of the Earth’ for 2024 by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)....

 December 11, 2024

Siang Upper Multipurpose Project Sparks Local Protests

The Siang Upper Multipurpose Project (SUMP) is set to become India’s largest dam, with a proposed capacity of 12.5 GW. Recently, the Arunachal Pradesh government deployed a team...

 December 10, 2024

Soil’s Role in Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Climate Change

Soil plays important role in global food production. However, recent research marks its contribution to greenhouse gas emissions. This study reveals that soil emissions account for approximately 15%...

 December 10, 2024

The Global Threat of Aridity to Agriculture

The recent United Nations report marks the alarming threat of aridity on global agriculture. Released during COP16 in Riyadh, it reveals that 40 per cent of arable land...

 December 10, 2024

Amur Tiger Subpopulation Faces Genetic Diversity Crisis

The Amur tiger, also known as the Siberian tiger, faces a critical situation in the Russian Far East. Despite a rise in their numbers, the genetic diversity of...

 December 10, 2024

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