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1/3 Artic Ice Gone, American Food Wastage, Flash Floods In Pakistan, Uganda & More – Weekly News

France is facing its third heatwave this summer as temperatures surged around 40°C. France is also staring at a drought-like situation with many departments acknowledging them. Surrounding Spain too swelters and heat

Krutika Surana

August 11, 2022

Nature·News·World

Deforestation In The Brazilian Amazon Forest Highest In 15 Years

INPE (The National Institute of Space Research) released data showing that deforestation in 2021 in the Brazilian Amazon hit the highest point in 15 years. The preliminary data for January shows the

Krutika Surana

August 2, 2022

Nature·News

The Habitat Of 26,200 Bornean Orangutans Could Be Lost By 2030s

Borneo is globally significant for biodiversity, but it also has some of the world’s highest deforestation rates. The report by MariaVoigtabc,Hjalmar S.Kühlab, Marc Ancrenazde, David Gaveauf, Erik Meijaard, Truly Santika, Julie Shermani

Enayat Garg

July 28, 2022

News·World

Joe Munchin Creates Hurdles In Joe Biden’s Plans To Improve Climate Change & Health Care Conditions As Well As Social Welfare Benefits

The Democrat’s senator Joe Manchin is an American politician and businessman who told Democratic leadership that he will not support the major climate and tax provisions proposed in Biden’s bill. Munchkin told

Tista Karmakar

July 24, 2022

News

Arctic Heating, UK’s New Energy Security Bill, Mass Extinction – Weekly News

The Arctic is heating up 4 times faster than global norms. This could have major influences on the world’s climate and weather. It poses a risk to sea levels. According to reports,

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Ramya Iyer

July 22, 2022

News·World

God’s Path Or Deforestation – Mexico’s Struggle With Mennonite’s Forest Encroachment

Having faith in God or feeding your family, what would a common man prioritize? For what it’s worth I guess feeding the family with having some faith in God’s Path Or Deforestation

Sakshi Bafna

July 19, 2022

News

The Sahara Desert & River Nile Farmland

Egypt’s “Toshka” project is set to reclaim Sahara deserts in the south and increase Nile farmland, consuming approximately five billion cubic meters of water annually. Since a meager 4% of Egypt’s land

Jonathan Santosh

July 15, 2022

News·Sustainability

WTO Will Cutdown Fishing Subsidies To Mitigate Overfishing

Since 2001, WTO members have been negotiating international regulations to reduce damaging fishing subsidies. WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala recently highlighted the issue’s increasing importance by saying, “Let’s try and get it done.

Nikitha Sebastian

July 11, 2022

India·News

Draupadi Murmu’s Presidential Run As The First Indigenous Woman Of Odisha

Draupadi Murmu (64) the former Jharkhand governor is one of the most promising candidates for the top constitutional post. If she gets elected she will become the first tribal woman from Odisha

Tista Karmakar

June 29, 2022

India·News

The Impending Food Crisis In India

India has been a worshiper of nature consisting of five elements – Prithvi (Earth), Aap (water), Tej (Light), Vayu (Wind) & Aakash (Space). There was a balance of nature in ancient times,

Govind Tekale

June 11, 2022