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The gathering storm of chemical clouds
Developing economies are logging the highest consumption in spite of the fact that these countries are already suffering from poor monitoring and regulations. India must revisit policies to avoid poisoning of our natural resources The United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA), that got under way on March 11 in Nairobi, put the...
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Unending days of a hot summer
07 March 2019 | Kota Sriraj -
The mirage of a clean river
28 February 2019 | Kota Sriraj -
Cope with inevitable climate risk
21 February 2019 | Kota Sriraj -
The age of environmental breakdown
14 February 2019 | Kota Sriraj -
Scorching heat is melting the Himalayas
07 February 2019 | Kota Sriraj -
Desertification: A real-time threat
31 January 2019 | Kota Sriraj -
Paradise lost: India’s biodiversity is in crisis
24 January 2019 | Kota Sriraj
Alternative fuel dream remains elusive
In spite of the Government pushing the case of biofuels, the sector is simply not reaching the scale that is required to offer a mainstream energy source. General public awareness and an image makeover of biofuels will help make it a reality Spiralling levels of pollution, emanating from the use of...
Rein in heavy metal exposure
Lead is a silent killer and its ever-increasing presence in our food and the environment is alarming. The Government needs to act fast and limit our growing exposure to it before it takes a heavy toll on human lives Earlier this month, a food manufacturer of a popular brand was pulled...
Harness big data in farming
Given the significant advances made by Artificial Intelligence, it’s time India makes good use of this technology to encourage higher farm yields and weed out the many problems that bedevil this sector Artificial intelligence (AI) is much closer to our lives than ever before. Be it Apple’s Siri or Google’s Alexa,...
