Plastic pollution in oceans; The oceans and large seas of the planet currently accumulate some 170 trillion pieces of plastic,

The scientists behind a new paper, published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials, have discovered a new disease in seabirds, caused directly by exposure to plastics. 

Plastic consumption in G20 countries could nearly double by mid-century unless a treaty is made for new global policies to reduce

Air pollution from fossil fuels could account for nearly one in five deaths globally, according to new research from Harvard University

Stars disappearing; Turning to the sky and looking at the stars at dusk could no longer be a reality. A new study suggests that the thousands

Polluted air Asthma; A new study from the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), moderate levels of two outdoor air pollutants,

The advancement of a report to be published later this year shows that unless the measures against plastic are resounding, this type of contamination will reach worrying levels in the next three decades.

A fireplace or a brazier can kill in just half an hour. Angithi or burning charcoal brazier in a stuffy room is suspected to be the cause

World's biggest beach; The beach of Versova, in Mumbai, was a garbage dump, in which it was impossible to see the sand, let alone walk on it. 

Plastic ban India; Union Minister for Environment, Forests and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav told Lok Sabha that the government