Battery Park Elevation by 5 Feet: NYC’s $1.7 Billion Strategy Against Rising Seas Set for 2026
NYC's ambitious $1.7 billion plan targets a 5-foot elevation for Battery Park by 2026 to combat sea level rise and protect city residents.
Tejal Somvanshi
Solar and Wind Power Drive Record 30% Renewable Electricity Surge Worldwide in 2023
2023 saw wind and solar power propel global renewable electricity to a record 30%, signaling a major shift in energy trends.
Rahul Somvanshi
University of Córdoba Team Achieves Record Green Hydrogen Production Using Algae-Bacteria Mix that Cleans Wastewater
University of Córdoba team unlocks a breakthrough in green hydrogen production with an algae-bacteria mix that also purifies wastewater. Discover how this innovation is setting new standards.
Govind Tekale
Climate Change Pushes Venomous Snakes into New Territories: What to Expect by 2070
Climate change is predicted to force venomous snakes into new areas by 2070, raising risks in unprepared countries.
Butterfly Research Center in Bhimtal: Unveiling India’s Largest Private Collection of Lepidoptera
Visit Bhimtal's Butterfly Research Center, showcasing India's largest private Lepidoptera collection with over 3,500 species, including the magnificent Golden Birdwing.
Venice Charges €5 Entry Fee to Tourists: A Strategy to Quell Overtourism Surge
Venice initiates a €5 entry fee to manage excessive tourist numbers and mitigate local dissent against overcrowding. Learn how this impacts your visit.
Press Freedom Day 2024: UNESCO Focuses on Climate Change Reporting
Press Freedom Day 2024 emphasizes the critical role of environmental journalism in shaping public discourse on climate change.
India’s Population Dilemma: Can it Balance Growth with Sustainability in 2024?
India faces a critical test in 2024, balancing its booming population of 1.43 billion with sustainable development goals.
Scientists Embed Bacteria in Plastic to Accelerate Biodegradation, Revolutionizing Waste Management
New study shows how bacteria-infused plastics by scientists significantly quicken biodegradation, promising a major shift in waste management.
India’s Shift: Coal’s Dominance Drops Below 50% as Renewables Rise to 71% in New Capacity
India's energy landscape transforms as coal's share falls below 50%, with renewables now representing 71% of new power capacity added this fiscal year.
Sunita Somvanshi