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  • Study reveals achieving Paris Agreement is not enough to limit global warming

    The goal of reducing global warming has been set in the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. However, a new study indicates that even if this goal is achieved, many parts of the world will continue to warm for much of the year by the end of this century.

  • Floods wreak havoc in Pakistan, death toll crosses 1000

    In the last few days, floods have wreaked havoc in Pakistan. Due to heavy rains and floods, more than 1,000 people have died in the neighbouring country so far. More than 30 million people have been affected, and 1 million houses have been damaged due to this climate catastrophe.

  • Alcohol can help plants survive droughts, a new study reveals

    New research published in the journal Plant Cell and Physiology highlights that a moderated amount of ethanol could help plants sustain without water for a longer period. The scientists found that ethanol increased the survival rate of plants for as long as two weeks without water, which would be crucial during droughts.

  • Bengaluru: Eco-friendly bags trending among locals

    According to the latest Just Dial Consumer Insights, Bangalore is showing good signs as far as adapting to eco-friendly bags is considered. The demand for alternative bags has witnessed a spike since the single-use plastic ban in the country.

  • Delhi government plans to invest $600 million to curb air pollution

    The national capital Delhi has planned to invest about $600 million in climate action projects to curb the city’s air pollution. The report published by Bloomberg highlights that the state is going to boost the electrification of its public transport to lower the AQI levels.

  • L&T announced a budget of $2.5 billion for green energy projects

    In an attempt to strengthen its green energy portfolio, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) announced plans to invest about $2.5 billion in their green energy projects in the coming 3-4 years. The official statement released by the company reveals that they are planning to manufacture and supply components to offshore wind farms.

  • Indore’s central jail prisoners made eco-friendly Lord Ganesha idols

    In an attempt to build a sustainable environment, Indore’s Central Jail prisoners developed eco-friendly Ganesha idols. The unique idols are made from clay with a seed of fruits or flower plants in the centre. The report published by ANI reported that the Central Jail Superintendent, Dr Alka Sonkar mentioned that these idols made by the prisoners have seeds immersed in them and they can be used to plant trees after the Ganesha Chaturthi.

  • Europe witnessing the worst drought in 500 years

    A recent study published by the European Drought Observatory reveals that Europe is currently suffering from the worst drought it has witnessed in the last 500 years. The severe drought situation has been affecting the region since the beginning of this year, and the situation has been worsening ever since.

  • Global warming behind the evolution of reptiles, new study claims

    New research from Harvard University suggests that rapid global warming was the primary driver of reptile evolution. The results of a recent study cast doubt on the rationales previously accepted for the reptiles' evolution.

  • Tamil Nadu’s solar rooftop scheme: consumers to get up to 40% subsidy on installation

    In an attempt to boost the solar energy sector in the country, a special solar rooftop scheme has been announced by the Tamil Nadu state government. With this scheme, consumers can get solar panels installed on their roofs. This scheme has been started jointly by the Government of India and the Ministry of Renewable Energy. Citizens have to visit solarrooftop.gov.in, which is the official website URL, to enjoy the offered benefits.