State of Forest Report of India
India's natural resources include forests, which are crucial for preserving the nation's ecological balance. The Forest Survey of India...
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Flood Governance in India
Introduction With an average of 75 million people affected by floods each year, India is one of the nations most prone to flooding in the...
Stockholm Declaration
What is Stockholm Declaration? The Stockholm Declaration is a United Nations (UN) resolution adopted at the United Nations Conference on...
What is CITES?
CITES is the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. It is an international agreement between...
What is Ecology?
Ecology is the scientific study of the relationships between living organisms and their environment. It focuses on how different species...
Green Federalism
Introduction Green Federalism the most important aspects of functional federalism. It is also an incredibly difficult area for attaining...
Graded Response Action Plan
Introduction Worldwide, 9 out of 10 people breathe polluted air. Air pollution is among the greatest threats to human health. About 29%...
Regenerative Agriculture
Introduction The cornerstone of regenerative agriculture is that it not only "does no harm" to the land, but actually improves it through...
Cold Water Corals
Introduction Coral reefs are colourful ecosystems that are brimming with life. Most thrive in tropical oceans' warm, sunny waters....
Zero Budget Natural Farming
Introduction Subhash Palekar, Maharashtra based agriculturist and Padma Shri recipient, popularised zero-budget natural farming (ZBNF),...
Tropical Cyclone
Introduction Tropical cyclones are violent storms that form over tropical oceans and move to coastal areas, causing widespread...
River Water Interlinking
Introduction India, without a doubt, suffers greatly from the unequal distribution of water resources. Water availability varies...
Stubble Burning
Introduction The practise of burning crop residue, particularly in North India, is a major contributor to air pollution. A major...
Mining Industry
Introduction India has enormous mineral potential, as its prospective geology is broadly similar to Western Australia's, particularly in...
Sustainable, Green and Smart Cities
Introduction The rapid growth of our cities, as well as the evolution of our production methods, have had a significant impact on how the...
Dead Zones
Introduction What are Dead Zones? Dead zones are areas of low oxygen in the world's oceans and lakes and occur when dissolved oxygen (DO)...
Pacific Ring of Fire
Introduction The Circum-Pacific Belt, often known as the Ring of Fire, is a region along the Pacific Ocean marked by active volcanoes and...
Ethanol Blending
Introduction Global transportation sector is facing three major challenges, namely depletion of fossil fuels, volatility in crude oil...
What is Lead Poisoning?
Introduction Lead is a toxic metal that occurs naturally in the Earth's crust. Its widespread use has resulted in widespread...
Sagarmala Programme
Introduction In India, the maritime sector has been the backbone of the country's trade and has grown exponentially over the years. The...
What is Biogas?
Introduction Biogas is a renewable and environmentally benign energy source. It is produced anaerobically, when organic matter, such as...
Monkeypox
Introduction Monkeypox is a rare disease caused by monkeypox virus infection. The monkeypox virus belongs to the same virus family as the...
Ozone Layer Depletion
Introduction Ozone is a gas that exists both in the Earth's upper atmosphere and at ground level. Depending on where it is in the...
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