Central Indian Wetlands, A Home To Birds, Eyes Ramsar Tag
Drought had kept birds away from the area for three years and shelved conservation plans.
Environment
VIDEO: Endangered Marine Species On Verge Of Extinction Due To Mysterious Parasite
Drastic decline in noble pen shell numbers to affect the underwater ecosystem.
Fire Rages For More Than 10 Days In UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Little damage to flora and fauna, claim government officials.
Mapping Groundwater Recharge Key To Water Security In Africa
Hydrogeologists have developed the first open-access map that will help sustain water supplies on the continent.
Eco-Friendly Funds Gain Ground With Investment Firms, But Profitability Is Questioned
While BlackRock leads the way, Harvard business professors express caution.
Build Back Batter: How Giant Batteries Could Be The Answer To Extreme Weather Power Failures
Advocates argue for more energy storage after wind turbines froze during the recent Texas blackout.
Educational Farm Nurtures Animals Rescued From Slaughter
At Israel’s Freedom Farm Sanctuary, visitors meet creatures they’d otherwise find shrink-wrapped at the supermarket.
Sticky Question: How To Prevent (Or Minimize) Future Tar Spills?
As thousands of volunteers help clear major mess on Israeli shoreline, search is on for long-term solutions to such disasters.
Aging Dams In India Pose A Growing Threat, Says UN
Over 1,115 large dams in India will be around 50-years-old by 2025, says a UN report.