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Will India Tame the Monsters of the Sea in IPCC’s New Report on the Oceans?

Roxy Mathew Koll and Raghu Murtugudde 25/09/2019

The report lists the emergence of extreme oceanic conditions...

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Microplastic Waste Fouls up Beaches on Sri Lanka’s Southern Tourism Coast

Dilrukshi Handunnetti 03/08/2019

A study found that 60% of sand samples and...

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Climate Change Harming Agriculture, India’s Wheat Production Could Fall By 23%: Ministry

Dheeraj Mishra 04/01/2019

In the absence of effective and timely intervention, the...

All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee members and farmers at the rally at Ramlila Maidan on November 29, 2018. Credit: PTI/Ravi Choudhary

Kisan Movement: The Necessity of Making Climate Change a Political Issue

N. Sai Balaji 01/12/2018

The moment for revisiting the grammar of the farmer's...

agricultural distress, Azad Maidan, Bundelkhand, climate change, drought, farmer suicide, farmer’s march, global warming, Indian monsoon, Indian Ocean, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Kharif crop, livestock, melting glaciers, northeast monsoon, ocean warming, rabi crop, rising sea level, southwest monsoon, Sunderbans, wheat cultivation,

As Farmers March to Delhi, Climate Change Fuels Their Larger Crisis

Nagraj Adve 28/11/2018

Perhaps we can visualise a farmers’ march 20 years...

A humpback whale in the Arabian Sea. Credit: Darryl MacDonald

A Surprise Journey, an Unexpected New Year’s Gift From Across the Arabian Sea

Janaki Lenin 01/01/2018

Of the 14 humpback whales to sport transmitters, she...

An undated supplied image from Geoscience Australia shows a computer generated three-dimensional view of the sea floor obtained from mapping data collected during the first phase of the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. Credit: Reuters/Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia)

MH370 Search Data Unveils Fishing Hotspots and Valuable Geological Data

Tom Westbrook and Jonathan Barrett 19/07/2017

The meticulous search of the missing plane in the...