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Tag: ecology

 

River Cauvery being exploited to the brink

SYED ALI MUJTABA SYED Region: India

The Cauvery river water issue, which is a bone of contention between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and also entangles Kerala and Puducherry, is now caught up in a new row. This time within Karnataka itself, where the river maj... more

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Plight of Wildlife in Kashmir

Zafar Iqbal Region: Pakistan

A common leopard (Panthera pardus) was killed by a group of hunters in the outskirts of a little town Dadyal, which is located near the Mangla Dam, confirms Javaid Ayub Director Wildlife and Fisheries Department of Pakista... more

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Preservation of forest is must for environment, Ecology: Altaf

Scoop News Region: India

    Srinagar, October 11 (Scoop News) -    Minister for Forest and Environment Mian Altaf Ahmad today stressed the need for preservation of forest wealth which is must for environment and eco... more

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J&K CM relates climate change to forest denudation

Scoop News Region: India

Shopian/Srinagar, December 07 (Scoop News) –J&K Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah Tuesday while  relating climate change to the denudation of forests, called for all out efforts for massive aforestation, terming it ... more

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Needed enhanced ecological literacy

Proloy Bagchi Region: India

  That ecologically India has been facing tough times has been known for some time. Things have not been happy and what is perhaps more forbidding is that they are going to become more difficult in the future, genera... more

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San Diego Non-Profit Sees Importance of Healthy and Ecologically Sustainable Food Systems

Jackie ONeal Region: United States

     The American Medical Association (AMA) has approved a new policy resolution in support of practices and policies within health care systems that promote and model a healthy and ecologically sustainable... more

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Study Finds 25 Percent of World’s Mammals at Risk of Extinction

Michael Krebs Region: United States

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) unveiled a dark new study today, detailing the potential permanent demise of 1,141 of the 5,487 mammals on earth.  If the findings in the IUCN Red List of Th... more

Views: 1656
 

Antimicrobial Personal Care Products and the Ecology – a Penalty in Cleanliness

Michael Krebs Region: United States

We have a rule in our house: showing up at the table with unwashed hands will set you back a dollar.  Now while this infraction is likely not properly indexed to inflation, the penalty acts as a reminder that germs tr... more

Views: 1865
 

Global Warming, Eutrophication Creating Death Zones In Oceans

Mridul Chadha Region: United States

A recent article on the Times Online website looks at the rapidly increasing ‘Dead Zones’ in our seas and oceans. Dead zones are the regions where the marine life cease to survive mainly due to lack of oxygen. ... more

Views: 2282
 

World freshwater running out as population grows

Michael Krebs Region: United States

When I was in high school, I worked for a local environmental advocacy group – canvassing throughout a warren of suburban neighborhoods on the issue of polluted underground aquifers that ran below those neighborhoods... more

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