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Karnataka's climate plan gathers dust on Centre's shelf - Vimarsana News

Karnataka's climate plan gathers dust on Centre's shelf

The Karnataka government’s proposal to combat climate change with a Rs 53,000-crore budget for 2020-2030 has been left on the shelf of the Union government for about a year, even as officials and activists warn that a lack of urgency in implementing the action plan will have a detrimental effect on the nature.

Air Pollution Health Impact study shows the human cost of Chandrapur Super Thermal Power Station - Vimarsana News

Air Pollution Health Impact study shows the human cost of Chandrapur Super Thermal Power Station

Nagpur Today : Nagpur News Latest News Air Pollution Health Impact study shows the human cost of Chandrapur Super Thermal Power Station

600 elephants electrocuted in India in 10 years - Vimarsana News

600 elephants electrocuted in India in 10 years

As many as 600 elephants have been killed due to electrocution in India from 2009-10 to 2019-20 with Karnataka accounting for 116 of the deaths, second only to Odisha (117). Officials warn that constant pressure of development work in elephant ranges and climate change may pose more challenges to conservation.

37 years of Bhopal gas tragedy: High Covid-19 fatality rate shows health impact of victims wasn't 'temporary' - Vimarsana News

37 years of Bhopal gas tragedy: High Covid-19 fatality rate shows health impact of victims wasn't 'temporary'

Age-old questions resurface along with new ones in a novel campaign for justice

Genetic diversity of pygmy hogs even after long-term captive breeding in Assam elates conservationists - Vimarsana News

Genetic diversity of pygmy hogs even after long-term captive breeding in Assam elates conservationists

In what was called the first study to assess the genetic impact on captive-bred wild animals in India, scientists have found that pygmy hogs, the endangered and smallest pig species in the wild maintained genetic diversity even after long-term captive breeding in Assam.  Conservationists in Assam have done captive breeding of nearly 500 pygmy hogs since 1996 and have so far