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Chakr clean technology converts diesel carbon into paints: Recycling pollutants

Chakr clean technology converts diesel carbon into paints: Recycling pollutants

by Greenubuntu Bureau | Jan 23, 2018 | Food, Home, News, Pollution, Sustainability, Tech

Pollution is a major challenge the world over. It is a major killer in developing countries such as India, China, and Bangladesh. Medical journal The Lancet says air pollution led to the maximum number of deaths in 2015, killing 6.5 million people world-wide. While...
Illegal sand mining destroying Garo Hills ecology in Meghalaya, India

Illegal sand mining destroying Garo Hills ecology in Meghalaya, India

by Saidul Khan | Jan 23, 2018 | Climate Change, Health and Fitness, Home, News, Rivers, Sustainability

Man’s unbridled greed is degrading the environment at an unprecedented rate. For example, ‘Excessive’ sand mining is contributing to severe erosion and leading to rivers changing their course in India. Such an incident has come to light in Meghalaya, a...
Go Green: India launches its very first solar power train

Go Green: India launches its very first solar power train

by Muqbil Ahmar | Jan 22, 2018 | Home, News, Pollution, Solar, Sustainability, Tech

Indian Railways has started its first solar-powered train. The solar power train has a battery bank to ensure power if there is no sunlight or under cloudy conditions. Power requirements of the coaches, such as lights, fans, as well as the information display system...
World Penguin Awareness Day: Let’s meet the majestic birds before extinction

World Penguin Awareness Day: Let’s meet the majestic birds before extinction

by Muqbil Ahmar | Jan 21, 2018 | Climate Change, Health and Fitness, Home, News, Wildlife

Who doesn’t love the adorable penguins! The cute creatures are everybody’s favorite. Penguins are loved across the world, for their upright and waddling gait, along with their impressive swimming abilities and lack of fear of humans. Their black-and-white plumage...
Sustainable farming: Bananas replace shifting cultivation in Meghalaya, India

Sustainable farming: Bananas replace shifting cultivation in Meghalaya, India

by Saidul Khan | Jan 20, 2018 | Climate Change, Home, News, Sustainability, Tech

Sustainable farming is a necessity for today in order to protect the environment. Farmers in Adokgre and adjoining areas in North Garo Hills of Meghalaya, India, have adopted banana cultivation as a viable alternative to jhum, which means shifting cultivation, for...
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