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In a first, scientists at the IISc created an integrated wetland at the lake. Treated water from a sewage treatment plant enters this wetland before emptying into the lake. This purifies the water further.

From one tree for 7-8 people, B’luru now has one for 15-20; BBMP official stresses on need for tree census

The Brahmapuram fire should not be seen as an exception but rather as a periodic occurrence that represents the toxicity of improper management activities and government neglect.

Places where horses, cattle, goats, and sheep grazed exclusively were found to contain nearly three times more tetracycline residues than those populated by native herbivores.

New Delhi, February 27 (IANS/ 101Reporters) Going for walks, just looking at the trees along the way, was a favourite pastime of Dr Harini Nagendra in her childhood.

Going for walks, just looking at the trees along the way, was a favourite pastime of Dr Harini Nagendra in her childhood."My mother Manjula is a Botany graduate. When we spent our holidays in Salem, her hometown, we visited Yercaud's ...

Students win award for sweeter treat worming innovation 2023-01-20

India has scored a notable success in mobilising international support for the conservation of two of its endangered freshwater turtles, but there is a huge ground work ahead to translate the policy into action and save these valuable members of the ecosystem from vanishing. At a recently-concluded 19th meeting of the conference of the parties […]

Diana Wambugha and Brian Mwaghogho of Chala Secondary School, Taita Taveta County, have been crowned Young Scientists of the Year

The fifth edition of the Young Scientists Kenya (YSK) National Science and Technology Exhibition is taking place today, Tuesday 29th and