by Ushi Fatma | May 11, 2020 | Home, Innovation, News, Tech, Travel
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...
by Greenubuntu Bureau | Apr 21, 2020 | Home, Innovation, News, Pollution, Rivers, Sustainability, Tech
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...
by Greenubuntu Bureau | Feb 15, 2020 | Health and Fitness, Home, Innovation, News, Sustainability
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....
by Muqbil Ahmar | Jan 28, 2020 | Home, Innovation, News, Pollution, Rivers
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...
by Ushi Fatma | May 22, 2019 | Home, Innovation, News, Pollution, Sustainability, Tech
We all understand the problems that modern development and lifestyle have caused. Pollution, global warming and climate change are their peak. In such a situation, it is our responsibility to be sensitive towards the need of our surroundings. We can save the earth...
by Karishma Raj | May 9, 2019 | Home, Innovation, News, Solar
India needs to implement rooftop solar power projects fast in order to meet the 175 GW of renewable energy target, which is quite ambitious by any stretch of imagination, by 2022, says a report. The country has indeed set a stiff target of installing around 175 GW of...
