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Books and Book Reviews
India’s fantastic freshwater fauna and where to find them
Posted on 11 May, 2022 09:54 AMWhile the title may sound familiar for Harry Potter fans, this isn’t an article about mythical beasts. You can find several stories on mythical/spiritual beasts in India, but that’s for another article. If you want to find the wild and the weird, you do not need to turn to fantasy.

New Plastic Waste Management (Amendment) Rules, 2022 announced
Posted on 03 Mar, 2022 11:59 AMPlastic Waste Management (Amendment) Rules, 2022: Centre notifies guidelines on EPR for plastic packaging
The Environment Ministry has notified comprehensive guidelines on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for plastic packaging.

Water contamination and pollution - A growing challenge for health and biodiversity
Posted on 02 Mar, 2022 04:28 PMWhere is water on earth located?
Water on earth exists in two forms, freshwater and salt water. Less than 3 percent of the water found on earth is freshwater, and the remaining 97 percent is salt water found in the oceans.

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Collaboration and collective impact - for just and sustainable climate action
Posted on 14 Feb, 2022 11:24 AMThe climate crisis is everyone's crisis and solutions are multidimensional. Different players need to embrace the inter-connected, dynamic, and emergent nature of our systems.

A water warrior’s fight springs hope for springs!
Posted on 07 Feb, 2022 02:34 PMSprings, symbols of life, freedom, spontaneity draw unique images in our minds – of a bubbling rush of water rolling boisterously, snaking over rocks, picking up pebbles and sand along its path full of jumping fish, occasional frogs, insects, algae – surrounded by green wild bushes and thick vegetation.

Peak stubble burning to worsen air quality in North India
Posted on 08 Nov, 2021 06:19 PMthis is new test by athira As La Nina makes an appearance for the second time in a row and meteorologists expect an intense winter, North India can expect to see prolonged spells of pollution over the coming months.

Watershed Management Compendium
Posted on 27 Dec, 2019 06:32 PMThis compendium by Mihir Kumar Maitra is a valuable resource for all practitioners engaged in watershed management activities in the field.
