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Karnataka accounts for 60% of India’s coffee production, of which 80% comes from the hill district in the Western Ghats.

According to the study, that analysed urbanisation between 2001 and 2021, the area occupied by vegetation and surface water in these taluks plunged, while settlements, arid land, and agricultural land surged.

Experts point the finger at land degradation due to deforestation in ecologically fragile Western Ghats

Wildlife forensics can help cause a dent in illegal trade, ensure the longevity of endangered species and save the planet from biodiversity loss

Eric Fèvre’s profile on The Conversation

The study in England looked at arterial blood samples from 352 horses with colic at a university equine referral hospital.

Ten-year and five-year deals signed at key location

The study that examined the impact of the four-lane tunnel road project on Bengaluru’s air showed that by 2030, the road infrastructure will increase the carbon dioxide (CO2) and particulate matter (PM) emissions by nearly 4% compared to business as usual (without tunnel road construction) scenario.

Leading experts from Imperial and IISc are working together on a wide range of innovative projects from the development of next-generation, human-integrated electronics, to new ways of monitoring biodiversity using artificial intelligence (AI).  All are funded by the Imperial-IISc Partnership Fund, which supports collaboration among researchers and students at both institutes with the aim of co-creating of high-impact science and innovation to address global challenges and enable new techno...

BENGALURU: Police detained protesters on Tuesday in India’s tech hub of Bengaluru after one tried to commit suicide...