<p>Order of the National Green Tribunal (Eastern Zone Bench, Kolkata) in the matter of Dilip Nath Vs Principal Chief Conservation of Forest (PCCF), Assam & Others dated 02/05/2024.</p> <p>The affidavit
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Although the decade between the World Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro and its successor in Johannesburg later this month is marked by the failure of governments to prevent the degradation of the
The Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro 10 years ago, which did a lot to advance environmental consciousness in public discussion, also helped to generate the understanding that environment and
Ever since global warming became an issue in international politics, people have blamed extreme weather events on man-made climate change. This week's terrible flooding in Europe ad Asia is no
The heavy monsoon rains accompanied by floods and lanslides that occurred (Nepal) in the last few weeks have killed 422 people and have affected 270627 people. Experts said that this is the greatest
Dresden residents grabbed what they could and fled for higher ground as the Elbe River rose to record levels, engulfing one neighborhood after another and forcing workers to abandon some efforts to
Germany called an international summit in Berlin tomorrow to discuss aid for the victims of this week's devastating floods in central Europe. But Russia, the country where most lives were lost, was
Some 1,000 animals have been moved from their riverside home in Prague, completing the evacuation of the zoo as the city counts the cost of the worst floods in its 800-year history. But the
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