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Forest produce worth over ₹ 800 crore procured this FY: Tribal Affairs Minister

July 15, 2021

Union Minister of Tribal Affairs, Arjun Munda informed that under the minimum support price (MSP) for minor forest produce (MFP) scheme, the cumulative procurement of ₹ 1841.74 crore has been made by states i.e. ₹ 321.02 crore using GOI funds and ₹

NTCA Asks Assam to Act on Damage to Wildlife Corridors in Kaziranga

Tannuka Juneja

May 21, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has directed the Assam government to take action on allegations of occupation of government land in Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNPTR) and destruction of wildlife corridors as well as conflicts between humans and animals.

List of Endangered Animals to be Displayed at Public Places in Jharkhand

Tannuka Juneja

May 20, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

To curb wildlife crime, a list of endangered and endangered species found in Jharkhand will be posted at public places like railway stations, airports and bus stop, forestry officials said on Thursday. He said the list would be displayed on digital screens,

India’s Leather Industry Aims at Net-Zero Carbon Footprint Within 25 Years

Tannuka Juneja

May 20, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Over the next 25 years, the Indian leather industry aims to be net zero to meet environmental standards, said Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh. To deliberately reduce carbon emissions from the country’s leather industry, India will provide attractive financial support to

Over 59 Million People Displaced in 2021, Up 4 Million From 2020

Tannuka Juneja

May 20, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Around 59.1 million people were registered as internally displaced worldwide in 2021 — an all-time record expected to be broken again this year amid mass displacement in Ukraine, according to a joint report by the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre and the Norwegian

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Renewable Energy, A Lifeline to Get Out of Climate Crisis: UN

Tannuka Juneja

May 19, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

The State of the Climate 2021 report says that extreme weather events – the daily face of climate change – have taken a heavy toll on human lives, caused shocks to food and water security and resulted in hundreds of billions of

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport Wins Green Award 5th Time in Row

Tannuka Juneja

May 19, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, managed by GMR Hyderabad International Airport Limited (GHIAL), has won the Silver Award under the Green Airports Recognition 2022 programme of the Airports Council International. RGIA won the award for its carbon management process in the Asia-Pacific region

Major Cities Including Delhi Face Rising Risk of Drought, Finds Report

Tannuka Juneja

May 18, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Cities around the world, from London to Beijing to New Delhi, are at increased risk of drought due to climate change, says a Christian Aid report. The charity warns that the cost of water scarcity will be felt primarily by poor cities

UN Report Lists 23 Countries as “Drought-Hit”

Tannuka Juneja

May 16, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

According to the Global Land Outlook report released by the United Nations, Pakistan along with 23 other countries has been listed as “drought-hit”. The United Nations on May 15 listed 23 countries that are facing drought emergencies. According to the report released

Explained: Light Pollution and How it Affects Migratory Birds

TC Web Desk

May 14, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

The theme of this year’s World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD), observed on May 14 this year, is “dim the lights for birds at night.” Light pollution, due to artificially lit outdoor areas, has seen an increase of 2.2 per cent per year

Humanity is “At a Crossroads” When it Comes to Managing Drought, Says UN

TC Web Desk

May 13, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Humanity is “at a crossroads” when it comes to managing drought and accelerating ways of slowing it down must happen “urgently, using every tool we can”, said Ibrahim Thiaw, the head of the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), calling for a

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Forest produce worth over ₹ 800 crore procured this FY: Tribal Affairs Minister

NTCA Asks Assam to Act on Damage to Wildlife Corridors in Kaziranga

List of Endangered Animals to be Displayed at Public Places in Jharkhand

India’s Leather Industry Aims at Net-Zero Carbon Footprint Within 25 Years

Over 59 Million People Displaced in 2021, Up 4 Million From 2020

Renewable Energy, A Lifeline to Get Out of Climate Crisis: UN

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport Wins Green Award 5th Time in Row

Major Cities Including Delhi Face Rising Risk of Drought, Finds Report

UN Report Lists 23 Countries as “Drought-Hit”

Explained: Light Pollution and How it Affects Migratory Birds

Humanity is “At a Crossroads” When it Comes to Managing Drought, Says UN

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