The Orcas Hunting Mobula Rays
The reel shows a orca’s hunt, with around 12 orcas predating on shoal of mobula rays. The whales can even be seen eating one of the mobula rays towards the end. It
Nikitha Sebastian
NDRF Remain The Unforgettable Heroes In Disaster Prone Areas Of India
The National Disaster Response Force is a para-military organisation comprised of 15 battalions, each battalion having 1149 workers. The task force, dedicated to search and rescue operations, came into being as a
Jonathan Santosh
Sustainable Products Meet Fair Trade – Maroma
Maroma is a brand dedicated to developing the purest, healthiest goods, and to spread environmental teaching everyone the importance of becoming a Maroma consumer. They seek to live with compassion, generosity, and
Enayat Garg
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.
Robert Bradford, A Veteran Artist Who Uses Waste To Create Art
In today’s age, addressing environmental concerns isn’t the sole responsibility of activists. Every individual can contribute in unique ways, making the movement towards environmental sensitivity a collective endeavor. A prominent example is
Shrinanda Kothari
Weekly News – Ukraine Environment, Queensland’s New Coalmine, Viruses Hitchhiking On Plastic & More
Hubballi – Ankola Railway Line Undermines The Ancient Evergreen Forests of Uttara Kannada. Just Over 3,300 sq. km. of evergreen forest have been cleared during the past 50 years. It could send
Karmactive Team
Adjusting Agricultural Emissions During Climate Crisis
Food systems are a major driver of climate change, emitting 21–37% of Global greenhouse gases (GHG). Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in food systems is becoming more challenging as food is increasingly consumed
Karmactive Staff
Francia Márquez, An Environmental Activist & The New Vice President Of Columbia
In a radical departure from the past, Colombia’s last elections resulted in Francia Márquez becoming the first black vice-president. As an Afro-Columbian, she and Gustavo Petro ran a campaign that put the
Flood And Monsoon Preparedness In India
In the four months from June to September, India experiences heavy rainfall. With the onset of the Monsoon, the preparedness for floods has become a necessity for the government. Flood And Monsoon
Feeding Sparrows In Japan
Sparrows are creatures of endless beauty and yet somehow go unnoticed in our day to day life. @animalcrossing1222, managed by Kazuo Takayama, a pharmacist based in Tokyo, is an avid birdwatcher who
Riva Surana