Daily roundup by CSE and Down to Earth @COP27 by Avantika Goswami and Rohini Krishnamurthy, November 7, 2022 • UN Secretary-General António Guterres said that Loss and damage can no longer be swept
Everyone in Himachal Pradesh has an opinion on one issue
the wildlife department of Himachal Pradesh is now in a muddle. Its pheasant-breeding programme lacks experts. The Rs 5-crore Sarahan pheasantry, which saw the world's first-ever successful captive
The Gandhian couple who fought against shrimp farms
The world's first vulture breeding programme for a socio-religious purpose has been shelved. Parsis are traditionally laid to rest in Mumbai's Tower of Silence where vultures (now endangered) devour
Price mechanism is the only way to discourage the use of dirty fuels
Of the 12,619 Gram Panchayats in Tamil Nadu, one third or nearly 4,200 panchayats are headed by women following the 73rd amendment to the Constitution which stipulates that one thirds of all panchayat presidents in a state should be women
Conservation and Society by Kamaljit S Bawa
Farmers in South Andamans benefit with guidance from the Central Agricultural Research Institute
Toxic animals do not have natural predators. And, as per conventional zoology many non-toxic animals copy the behaviour of their poisonous neighbours. But this is not so in case of non-toxic species
A recent World Bank report shows that the economic cost of damage to public health from increased air pollution is still very high in Indian cities. The study, India Strengthening Institutions for
