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Respect environment and invest in it
Large-scale casualties due to the Coronavirus must serve as a wake-up call to help understand the reality that the abuse of the environment has now reached catastrophic levels and must stop at all costs COVID-19 has a vice-like grip over India and the rest of the world. According to the WorldoMeter,...
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Need to POP this pollution bubble
19 March 2020 | Kota Sriraj -
A water crisis of Himalayan proportions
05 March 2020 | Kota Sriraj -
Green accounting is the need of the hour
29 February 2020 | Kota Sriraj -
The quality of water still awaits a verdict
22 February 2020 | Kota Sriraj -
An invisible air pollution crisis
13 February 2020 | Kota Sriraj -
How climate change births a virus
06 February 2020 | Kota Sriraj -
Vote for the environment
23 January 2020 | Kota Sriraj
Quantify the effect on each person
A dynamic per capita impact index can help nations narrow down on particular areas where human beings are suffering the most due to climate change, the major perpetrators of it and those who are being able to adapt to it The impact of climate change is usually seen in relation to...
Global forests and ecology in peril
As the going gets tough for the world’s ‘green assets’, it is being predicted that the Amazon rain forests are now the most threatened with a projected loss of 48 million hectares by 2030 The ongoing bush and forest fires in Australia are presenting a daunting challenge to the authorities and...
Silent warriors against pollution
Large-scale tree felling is starting to resemble a genocide. Greedy man may not sit peacefully till he has harnessed all natural resources for himself. Can India avoid this genocide? The recent uproar over the felling of trees in Mumbai’s Aarey Colony area for setting up a metro car shed highlighted how...
