Locust Attack: Control Operations Upped in Rajasthan, Punjab, Gujarat, MP in India
Amidst a wave of locust swarms sweeping across western and northwestern India, the Department of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare (DAC&FW) has stepped up locust control operations in the affected States of Rajasthan, Punjab, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. As of today,...
How Covid-19 Is Having a Lasting Impact on the Environment
This year on Earth day we got an age-old lesson once again from the Global Pandemic that we are facing right now: “We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.” The world is facing an unprecedented challenge in the form of COVID 19...
How to find best tourist places with this Reverse Image Search tool
Traveling for some people is like a hobby and for some exploring new things for recreational purposes is like a treat to their brains. Those people who have travel a lot don’t like to go around places where everyone goes on their vacations and instead they look up for...
Earth Day 2020: A Look at Its History and Founding Days
Every year, the Earth Day is celebrated across the world. It is held on April 22nd to mark the birth anniversary of the modern environmental movement in the 1970s. The idea for the first Earth Day took shape due to the indefatigable efforts of founder Gaylord Nelson....
Minimal Water Aquaculture Can Be a Gamechanger
INTRODUCTION Minimal exchange, intensive culture system requires little, if any, water exchange and has high animal stocking densities. In farm, water use in aquaculture can be up to 45 cubic meters per Kg produced in ponds. Within existing aquaculture pond system...
40-60% Relative Humidity Can Control Covid19: Expert
The World Health Organization has declared the Covid 19 or the Coronavirus outbreak as a pandemic. Today, it is a Public Health Emergency of International Concern and of unimaginable proportion. From a human and business perspective, this is one of the worst times of...
Exploring Corals: Medicinal Repository of the 21st Century
Written By Samridhi Gururani*(1), Sangeeta Goley (2), and Krishna Jangapangi (2) From the medieval period, corals have been considered a repository of various therapeutic or medicinal components as they were thought to possess the cure to a wide variety of treatments....
Huge Gap In Energy Demand & Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cut: Report
The World Energy Outlook series is published every year based on objective data and dispassionate analysis. The World Energy Outlook (WEO) provides critical analysis and insights on trends in energy demand and supply, and what they mean for energy security,...
Idol Immersion Is Big River Polluter: 4 Ways to Prevent Pollution
Written By: Priyanshi Raturi, Environmental Engineer Holy rituals are to be followed but it should also be in sync with the times. We may following the traditions but not accepting some changes in the rituals should not be done and it keeps our future at stake....
World Wetlands Day 2020 Celebrated in Guwahati
World Wetlands Day 2020 is being celebrated all over the world. There were celebrations in India too. Voice of Environment (A Youth Environmental Organization) organized an event ‘Wetland Day for Biodiversity’ to commemorate this year’s World Wetlands Day 2020 on...
Ladies! Go for Green Cosmetics: Sustainable Beauty
Written By Ashna Bajaj, Environmentalist The word ‘green’ automatically carries organic and eco-friendly assumptions. The Green Market Movement is increasingly gaining popularity today as consumers are drawn towards products that claim to be ecofriendly and cruelty...
Blockchain-Enabled Startup Gives Plastic Recycling A Boost
Of the whopping 8.3 billion tonnes of plastic manufactured in the last six decades, 90.5% has not been recycled. And such plastics are likely to outweigh fish in our oceans by 2050 unless corrective action is taken. Circularise Plastics is a platform designed to...