environment

Australian Rat Declared Extinct Due To Man-Made Climate Change
One expert said the island mammal "is just the first of what will be countless species lost to climate change if we dont get our pollution under control."
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Insects Are Dying En Masse, Risking 'Catastrophic' Collapse Of Earth's Ecosystems
The insect apocalypse is indeed upon us, according to the first global scientific review of insect population decline.
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Modi Govts Obsession With World Bank Ranking Led To Weaker Green Laws
PMO pushed to shift environmental clearances from Union ministry to unqualified local municipal bodies, aiding the real estate lobby, official documents show.
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Tiger Spotted In Gujarat After Years, Forest Department Begins Efforts To Locate It
Gujarat isn't one of the states in India where tigers are usually found.
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Are Your Beloved Sheet Masks Killing The Planet?
Sure, your sheet masks arent the only things responsible for that waste, but they arent helping the issue, either.
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Climate Change Is Shifting The Color Of The Oceans
New research suggests that we will see deeper shades of blue and green by 2100.
By Matthew Taub, Atlas Obscura

Polar Vortex Freezes U.S. Midwest With Snow, Dangerously Cold Air
Illinois' Brookfield Zoo will close for only the fourth time in its 85-year history.
By Suzannah Gonzales, Reuters

We Live In A World Full Of Plastic. And People Are Sick Of It.
Movements to eliminate single-use plastics are sweeping the globe.
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Ocean Temps Rising Faster Than Scientists Thought: Report
Scientists say the rate of ocean warming has led to more rain, increased sea levels, coral reef destruction and declining ocean oxygen levels.
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Chhattisgarh Village Holds Tearful Funeral For Crocodile They Worshipped
For residents of the Bawa Mohtara village in Bemetara district, the around 130-year-old crocodile, whom they had fondly named as Gangaram, was next to God.
By Press Trust Of India