by The Third Pole | May 23, 2018 | Climate Change, Home, Rivers
Recent analysis suggests that China’s economic security is imperilled by water shortages and that a crisis is looming. Indeed, a water crisis often seems to lurk just around the corner, particularly for Beijing. There are certainly serious issues of water supply and...
by Saidul Khan | May 17, 2018 | Climate Change, Green tech, Home, News, Solar & Green Energy, Sustainable Living
As India seeks to go for green and renewable energy, including solar energy, different parts of the country are taking initiatives to go green. The latest example is that of 16 KW solar street lighting project, at Garobadha, in South West Garo Hills. The Solar street...
by Aanchal Pruthi | May 14, 2018 | Climate Change, Home, Pollution Watch
The increasing frequency of heatwaves (1) is a threat to a country like India due to high population, large number of people below poverty line and increased dependence on agriculture. Rising greenhouse gas emissions are responsible for warming of the atmosphere....
by Muqbil Ahmar | May 2, 2018 | Climate Change, Home, News, Pollution Watch, Solar & Green Energy
Civil society needs to repeatedly make people aware as well as responsible for their actions. That is where the citizens you and I come in. The best thing which we can do for the environment today is reduce the use of plastics in our lives. India will host the World...
by Muqbil Ahmar | Apr 21, 2018 | Climate Change, Green tech, Home, News, Pollution Watch, Solar & Green Energy, Sustainable Living
Meenangadi is a small town in the Indian state of Kerala. It has accomplished and is doing what the entire world has not been able to. The small town is well on its way towards a green future. Its march is for a noble cause: the aim to achieve carbon neutrality. The...
by Himanshu Thakkar | Apr 11, 2018 | Articles, Climate Change, News, Rivers, Sustainable Living
Interlinking of rivers is an expensive proposal and exercise. It has adverse environmental impact on forests, land, biodiversity, rivers, and livelihood of millions living in India. It is socially disruptive. It not only adds to climate change (destruction of forests...
