We have many forms of pollution that plague Humanity and our world. From noise pollution where we can’t escape the sounds of the anthropoceneto water pollution choking up our rivers, lakes and oceans. The list goes on and includes air, soil, light and even radioactive pollution effects from Homo Sapiens. And now we’re potentially looking at an …
Air pollution, the invisible killer of present times, is a major global health risk with a greater impact in low and middle-income countries. India alone has 14 of the 15 most polluted cities in the world. A nationwide comprehensive study to understand the level and impact of air pollution in different states was necessary to ensure proper …
Breathing poison? Air pollution is a leading cause of death in India, reports study Read More »
India is a country of diversity and stark contrasts. While a part of this large nation has touched new heights of innovation, science and technology, another part lives in darkness, quite literally. While there are a number of developmental projects aimed at electrifying India’s hinterlands, a non-governmental organization, Chirag Rural Development Foundation is making a mark …
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Scientists thought that species’ diversity had increased over millions of years New research says that the number of species has increased in sporadic bursts Species across ecosystems have now not increased for ‘tens of millions of years’ The findings could shed light on understanding the effects of falling rates of biodiversity seen across the world today …
s. Bengaluru: Worried by the pathetic state of Bellandur lake and Varthur lake that made news worldwide, an engineering student claims to have come up with a low-cost solution.Pavan Reddy, an aeronautical engineering student studying at MVJ Engineering College recently undertook a project that primarily uses fruit peels to reduce pollutants and filter out effluents that …
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