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The ripple effect: A report from Kodai's beloved lake - Vimarsana News

The ripple effect: A report from Kodai's beloved lake

Through community partnership, Kodaikanal’s residents are working with the municipality to find real solutions for the evolving needs of its central water body

Key wildlife protection: game farmers and hunters 1, St... - Vimarsana News

Key wildlife protection: game farmers and hunters 1, St...

A mysterious settlement between game breeders/hunters and the Department of Environment has put a stop to vital legislation for the protection of wildlife.

NGT Forms High Powered Committee To Revisit Environmental Clearance Granted To Great Nicobar Island Project - Vimarsana News

NGT Forms High Powered Committee To Revisit Environmental Clearance Granted To Great Nicobar Island Project

The Eastern Zone bench of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has constituted a High-Powered Committee to revisit the Environmental Clearance granted by the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate...

Source: livelaw.in
FACT SHEET: Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Investments to Protect the Colorado River System | The White House - Vimarsana News

FACT SHEET: Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Investments to Protect the Colorado River System | The White House

President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda is Enhancing Drought Resilience and Strengthening Water Security in the West

Source: lmflux.com
Kruger Park Ensnared in Corruption Linked to Criminal Syndicates - Vimarsana News

Kruger Park Ensnared in Corruption Linked to Criminal Syndicates

Some 40 percent of Kruger Park’s law enforcement employees are corrupt and 70 percent of other park employees may be helping rhino poachers, finds a new report.