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Rainwater Is Now Unsafe To Drink, Even on The Tibetan Plateau & In Antarctica

Rainwater is now unsafe to drink, even on the Tibetan plateau & in Antarctica. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are dangerous compounds that were created by western companies during the 1940s socially

Nikitha Sebastian

August 14, 2022

Nature·News

Rare Black Tiger Spotted In Odisha

Praveen Kashwan from Indian Forestry Service recently tweeted about the recent sighting of Black Tiger in Orissa. According to his research report there are pseudo-melanistic tigers found in Simlipal. They are due

Karmactive Staff

August 9, 2022

News

UK Heatwave – 104 Degrees Fahrenheit And More

The UK made meteorological history, when temperatures hit 40 degrees Celsius in several locations for the first time ever recorded in the UK. The thermometer in Surrey, England, reported a preliminary reading

Sakshi Bafna

August 5, 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

Huge Wildfire Raging Through Yosemite National Park Threatens Some Of The World’s Oldest Trees.

In California’s Yosemite National Park, a wildfire posing a danger to some of the oldest gigantic sequoia trees grew five times over the weekend. Air quality warnings were issued across the park

Nikitha Sebastian

July 26, 2022

Health

Sewage Plastic Waste Can Act Like Faecal Bacteria Bombs

According to the report by Marine Pollution Bulletin, Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are significant sources of plastic waste and with an increasing number of reports, scientists have found plastic waste being discharged

Enayat Garg

July 18, 2022

Design

Terraliving – A Breathing Combination Of Art And Science

This brilliant & unique way of showcasing moss terrariums and moss art was introduced by Raymond Yeow, Ming Hui, and Evonne in 2015. Raymond & Ming Hui majored in Biology and worked

Nikitha Sebastian

June 13, 2022

India

Heat Waves in India, A Tipping Point

For India, this past April was the hottest in 122 years and followed the hottest March on record. The heat wave has had critical knock-on effects. Surging electricity demand and stress on

Aryaa Gavai

May 19, 2022

India·Water

Water Scarcity In India, 2022

Water will be ‘limited’ as Indians dread lethal summer in the upcoming days. Indians will swelter over this summer season which will feel prolonged as extreme heat-waves demolish the urge to step

Karmactive Staff

May 14, 2022

Nature

Only 10 Vaquita Porpoises Left, Immediate Action Required

The vaquita (Phocoena sinus) is a species of porpoise endemic to the northern end of the Gulf of California in Baja California, Mexico. Averaging 150 cm (4.9 ft) (females) or 140 cm (4.6 ft) (males) in length, it is the smallest of all living cetaceans. The species is

Karmactive Staff

April 28, 2022