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How to decode the different noises you may hear during a flight.

Discover the global phenomenon of shrinking cities and the impact on architecture in this insightful book by urban researcher Alan Mallach.

The Indian rock python was later released into the wild by the Forest department.

Settlements in flood-prone areas have been expanding faster than average, especially in Asia, a newly released paper in the scientific journal Nature has found.

High-tech tracking reveals red-crowned parrots have four main roosts in south Texas: Brownsville, Harlingen, Weslaco and McAllen.

Born in 1974, Balaji Raghotham grew up in K R Puram and learnt swimming in some of these lakes. In 1992, he started plantation activities around the lakes.

As sustainability becomes an everyday term used in our culture, the ways in which it is implemented are part of recent conversation because of its potential adverse impacts. Using sustainability in city planning has become a topic often discussed by policymakers as of late as they scramble to try and transition their cities to become more carbon neutral. 

Kansas has documented “consistent declines” in turkey populations over the last 15 years, the state’s Department of Wildlife and Parks said in a statement.

Instead of having it all, women have to do it all on their own in cities that are not designed for them

SAAR brings together academia and practice to address urbanization challenges and highlights the importance of collaboration for innovative urban solutions