climate change India

NCERT recently dropped off some chapters from the textbooks of students. If reports are to be believed these chapters have been dropped from the textbooks of class seven, class nine and class eleventh. The chapters dropped are all climate related.

United Nations data shows that around 100 million children around the world are at risk of the increasing effects of climate change and pollution.

Having long-term monitoring data of the natural environment is essential for scientists to be able to study trends and understand the changes that human activity is causing to ecosystems.

Floods in India; At least 100 people have died and several million more have been affected over the past week in northeastern India

Rainwater harvesting; Water is a necessary resource to carry out various daily activities, however, in some regions, there is sometimes

Assam which is known for Assam Silk and Assam Tea remains in the news for another reason i.e., floods. Torrential rains and floods hit Assam yet again as nearly two lakh people have been affected in 20 districts

The temperatures that are registered in the world are getting higher, changing the ecosystems and the biodiversity of the countries. Among the most affected are those nations located in Central Asia

For almost three and a half years, Kashmir has been under constant lockdowns. Be it after the abrogation of Article 370 or be it the COVID-19 lockdowns, Kashmiris have to face some grave issues.

As extreme drought grips across the counrty and more intense storms brew in the tropics, climate-conscious people joined in a campaign that aims to lead the world's attention to the climate crisis.

With the advancement of climate change, more and more species are seeing their total populations diminished and, as a consequence, are approaching extinction. Have you ever wondered what would happen if the insects disappeared?