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News in Frames | Trickle of freshwater just off the salty sea

Pits dug on the beach serve as freshwater source for fishing villages near Mimisal in Pudukottai, Tamil Nadu; residents say they are a surviving link to the communityโ€™s history, tradition, and resilience; they raise quality concerns over littering

CM Adityanath launches Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam mega plantation campaign

Indiaโ€™s economic growth depends on protecting its fragile environment

India has invested considerably in predicting the weather and the climate and the results have been paying off handsomely in terms of protecting lives and livelihoods. This particular mechanism is crucial to sustain economic growth and stay on track for โ€˜Viksit Bharatโ€™

Kushner-backed luxury resort plan sparks protests in Albania

Demonstrators say the project backed by Donald Trump's son-in-law would harm a protected environment.

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Birds, Nature and environmental consciousness at C. Raheemโ€™s 25th book launch

Citizens can seek โ€˜Green Property Tagโ€™ from MCC

Greens seek curb on unregulated tourism in Wayanad

The Wayanad Prakrithi Samrakshana Samiti alleges that unregulated tourism continues unabated in the mountain ranges even after the devastating Puthumala landslide in 2024

HYDRAA frees two lakes from massive encroachments

Cabinet policy sought to factor tree value into project approvals

Climate costs ignored in development projects; โ€˜win-winโ€™ model can avoid conflicts over tree felling, says MGPโ€™s Bhamy V. Shenoy in letter to Chief Minister

Communities around two lakes flag concerns over BWSSB STPs coming up on lake beds

Boosting climate action in Tamil Nadu

The new government should prioritise and accelerate climate action in the State

Scientific waste mgmt systems being implemented in State, says Deputy CM

Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka seeks Centreโ€™s positive consideration to request for financial support to the State

Farmers oppose Bengaluruโ€™s new international cricket stadium

Farmers say that the area for the proposed stadium lies in proximity to the Karadikkal-Mahadeshwara wildlife corridor, and that building a huge stadium in this area will have a serious and adverse impact on the environment and wildlife

Congress says Great Nicobar project endangers UNESCO-designated biosphere reserve

In his X post, Congress Leader Jairam Ramesh said that the Great Nicobar Biosphere Reserve is now hugely endangered because of โ€œthe ill-conceived, commercially-driven Great Nicobar Island Project being bulldozed through by the Modi governmentโ€

TNAU to celebrate World Bee Day 2026 on the theme: โ€˜Bee together, for people and the planetโ€™

Sri Sathya Sai Collector rides e-scooter, Joint Collector boards RTC bus on โ€˜No Vehicle Dayโ€™

CM Chandrababu Naidu congratulates TTD on near 90% forest cover in Tirumala hills

Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams reaches 89.40% green cover in Seshachalam Hills; Chief Minister hails effort to protect forest wealth and restore native species

Citizens join โ€˜3K Run for Lakeโ€™ at Saroornagar to support rejuvenation efforts

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Assam school students learn hands-on water quality testing

The skill is becoming necessary in a world with growing pollution concerns, says a biodiversity conservation group that has started the initiative.

Greater Nicobar project a recipe for ecological disaster: Jairam Ramesh

The Central government has been citing strategic interests for going ahead, for which the Congress leader has suggested alternative means in a letter the Defence Minister

HRF alleges unchecked industrial effluent discharge in Anakapalli district

Residents alleged that repeated complaints over foul-smelling effluents, groundwater contamination, crop damage, destruction of aquatic life and adverse health impacts had failed to evoke any meaningful response from the authorities

China turns coal power plant exhaust into cheap, effective fertiliser

A Chinese company is turning the emissions from a coal-fired power plant into fertiliser, expanding the application of a technology that could make both carbon capture and food cheaper. A report published on Monday by China Electric Power News cited a person involved in the project as saying that โ€œflue gas enters from one end of the pipe, and fertiliser comes out from the other endโ€. China Electric Power News is a newspaper under the National Development and Reform Commission, Chinaโ€™s top...

Timmy, the stranded whale that captivated Germany, found dead in Denmark

A humpback whale that underwent a rescue operation in Germany two weeks ago after beaching itself there has been found dead near a Danish island, officials said on Saturday. โ€œIt can now be confirmed that the stranded humpback whale near Anholt is the same whale that was previously stranded in Germany and was the subject of rescue attempts,โ€ said Jane Hansen, division head at the Danish Environmental Protection Agency. The whale, dubbed โ€œTimmyโ€ in German media, was initially spotted stuck on a...

Seminar on influence of Western Ghats on farming and economy held

Principal Secretary of Department of Forest, Environment and Ecology Srinivasulu said that despite high ecological and scientific significance of the Western Ghats, commoners living around Western Ghats were yet to fully appreciate its value for the future of humanity.

Special programmes to promote plastic-free Visakhapatnam district on May 16

Shivamogga DC directs ULBs to take measures for implementation of Solid Waste Management Rules-2026

Aravalli row: Won't pass order in favour of mining lease holders for now, says Supreme Court

"Lot of things are happening there. We are getting feedback and it is quite disturbing," the CJI observed

Supreme Court summons Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh officials over โ€˜casual approachโ€™ to Chambal illegal sand mining

The sanctuary, spread across Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, is Indiaโ€™s first and only tri-State riverine protected area

'Breathtaking irony' says Rajasthan High Court on felling of Khejri trees for solar power project

The Bench of Justices directed that no Khejri trees shall be felled for the solar power project without prior approval in accordance with the law

Over 12,000 wetlands identified in TG

Warning that increase in shipping around South Africa to avoid Middle East could harm whales

Ships have rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope since 2023 to avoid conflicts in the Middle East.

Construction of flyover: Greens hold meeting to protect trees marked for felling

Great Nicobar project will destroy unique ecosystem; pause, revisit venture: Ramesh to Environment Minister

Mr. Ramesh highlighted that security experts have written that the country's essential security needs can be met without inflicting such "ecological devastation"

Hyderabadโ€™s Gachibowli IT corridor chokes under 15-lakh-tonne waste mountain

Nearly 15 lakh tonnes of construction and demolition waste may have accumulated in the area over the years, so much that even under ideal conditions, clearing it could take more than a year

KSLSA and Dhare Foundation to create โ€˜Green Ringโ€™ around Bengaluru by planting two crore saplings

Satire | The Great Nicobar nuisance

Cut trees, save the nation: gifting the island to aย daniย canโ€™t be worse than handing over the Indian Ocean to China