In the Name of Pilgrimage: The Unseen Suffering of Himalayan Equines
A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) was filed before the Uttarakhand High Court, focusing on the treatment of equines on Himalayan pilgrimage routes.
Karmactive Staff
Project Tiger at 50: A Beacon of Hope for Global Conservation
Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2023, Project Tiger has bolstered India's wild tiger count to 3,167, or 75% of the global total.
Cruising Waves of Innovation: Old Town’s Electric-Assist Fishing Kayak Redefines Aquatic Adventure
Old Town Kayak & Canoe has announced a breakthrough in recreational watercraft with the unveiling of the innovative BigWater ePDL+132, an electric pedal-assist fishing kayak.
High Alert: Unexpected Bacteria Surge Threatens Beach Activities in South Bay
Unexpected "High Bacteria" signs have appeared in South Bay and Palos Verdes, indicating bacterial levels exceeding state standards.
Algae Warning: The Silent Toxic Threat of California’s Pyramid Lake
In an urgent environmental advisory, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) has called for the immediate cessation of all physical contact with water at Pyramid Lake, a popular getaway in Los Angeles
From Lunar Rovers to Electric Vehicles: SMART’s Puncture-proof Leap Towards Sustainable Tires
SMART Tire Company are taking a page out of NASA's playbook, aiming to bring airless tire technology, initially crafted for lunar rovers, to our daily commute.
A Twist of Environmental Justice: How a Former Coal Mine is Powering Kentucky’s Renewable Future
In a poetic twist of environmental justice, the former Starfire Mine in Talcum, Kentucky, a symbol of coal-driven energy, the site is poised to become one of the nation's largest renewable power
Unprecedented Quarantine Unfolds in Santa Clarita Valley due to Invasion of Tau Fruit Fly Threat
The CDFA has enacted an unprecedented quarantine targeting the invasive Tau fruit fly, found in Santa Clarita Valley's Stevenson Ranch.
Rabbit Rescue or Rabbit Removal? A Neighborhood Divided in Florida over Fluffy Invasion
The tranquil neighborhood of Jenada Isles, home to 81 families in Wilton Manors, Florida, is grappling with an unprecedented challenge: an invasion of non-native lionhead rabbits.
DOE’s Transformative Push for the Grid: U.S.’s Largest Solar Initiative Unveiled
The United States Department of Energy (DOE) recently announced ambitious plans to establish the nation's largest solar project on its own property