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Friday, June 03, 2016

Uttarakhand to being nine more elephants from Karnataka
NYOOOZ

After successfully relocating nine elephants from Karnataka to Corbett Tiger Reserve (CTR), the Uttarakhand forest department is set to bring another nine elephants from the southern state. Six elephants would be provided to Rajaji National Park whil more....

Global heat, sea level hit record highs in 2015
The Times of India

Global heat, greenhouse gases and sea levels all climbed to record highs last year, making 2015 the worst in modern times across a range of key environmental indicators, international scientists said Tuesday. A dire picture of the Earth's health is more....

COMMON INDIAN BAYAS FLY THE NEST
Pune Mirror

City-based ornithologists and nature lovers to contribute by establishing a count of this fast disappearing species Once a common sighting, the Baya Weaver (known for its beautiful nests) is now seen quite rarely. In a bid to assess their status, more....

Rs.5 crore for Pampa conservation
The Hindu

The Union Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change (MoEFs) released Rs.5 crore to Kerala in March for implementing pollution-abatement schemes in the Pampa as part of the National River Conservation Plan (NRCP). The Pampa is the first riv more....

India inks pact with US on wildlife conservation
The Economic Times

WASHINGTON: India and the United States have signed an MoU to enhance mutual cooperation on conserving wildlife and combating its trafficking. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed by Indian Ambassador to the US, Arun K Singh, and Cath more....

Disappointing response to govt’s proposal to audit plantation drives
The Hindustan Times

NEW DELHI: The AamAadmi Party government’s ambitious plan to get plantation drives audited seems to have hit a hurdle. The government had asked all its agencies — including the municipal corporations and its forest department — to make sure a third- more....

Massive sapling planting drive in Dharmapuri district
The Hindu

In the run up to the World Environment Day, the district administration is headed on a sapling drive of native species that is likely to benefit from the south-west monsoon predicted for coming week here. The administration has identified 10 to 15 s more....

Freedom to survive
The Hindu

This World Environment Day, let’s spread the word on bringing an end to illegal wildlife trade. How and where do we start? World Environment Day is celebrated on June 5 to raise awareness about environmental issues. This year’s theme is ‘Zero Tolera more....

Only 73 of China's 338 cities met clean air standards: Report
Deccan Chronicle

Beijing: Only 73 of 338 Chinese cities met the national standard for clean air in 2015, an official report said on Thursday, highlighting China's continued environmental woes despite efforts to cut down pollution. Environmental authorities observed more....

Children participate in contest on environment
The Hindu

As many as 100 children from different schools participated in the painting, essay writing, elocution and singing competitions on the theme ‘Fight against illegal trade in wildlife’, organised by the AP Pollution Control Board (APPCB), here on Thursd more....

World Environment Day: Focus is on fight against illegal wildlife trade this year AnuradhaMascarenhas
The Indian Express

THE WILDLIFE Crime Control Bureau (WCCB) plans to expand its intelligence network and involve villagers and students to help track organised wildlife crime rackets. M Maranko, Regional Deputy Director of Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB), who was more....

Cycle jatha planned for World Environment Day
The Hindu

The Department of Forest, Ecology and Environment, in association with the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, is celebrating the World Environment Day on June 5 and 6 at Kanteerava Indoor Stadium in Bengaluru. The programme, to be inaugurated b more....

World Environment Day: Aurangabad NGO to donate 500 saplings on Sunday
The Times of India

Aurangabad: To mark the occasion of World Environment Day on Sunday, a city-based NGO is conducting a unique tree plantation drive called MajheZhad, MajheMul (My tree, my child). The NGO will be donating over 500 saplings to the citizens, encouraging more....

World Environment Day; let's clean air we breathe to stay healthy and alert
The Times of India

New Delhi, June 2 (ANI-NewsVoir): According to new WHO figures, 16 of the world's 30 most polluted cities are in India. Further, levels are growing of ultra-fine particles of less than 2.5 microns (PM2.5s), which can penetrate deep into the lungs and more....

Yesterdays News (Thursday, June 02, 2016 )
Dumping of waste illegal, says NGT
Environment Day celebrations: Javadekar to release vultures
NGT has no plans to extend ban on diesel vehicles to other cities
Environment ministry lifts embargo on 43 CEPI areas
Air pollution exposure can raise high blood pressure risk
Solid waste mgmt plant: Green tribunal pulls up Bathinda MC over foul smell
MIN RAPS POLLUTION BOARD CHIEF OVER FILTHY RIVERS
Bee population thrived after last Ice Age: study
Bee population up after last Ice Age: Study
MoEF seeks report on elephant killing in Wayanad
Bengaluru to get mega waste recycling park
Drafts of pollution, greening plans to be released by AMC and GPCB
Citizens group, BMC join hands to clean up Versova beach
Some good news, some bad for 15 major cities on air quality front
Lawyers' forum backs NGT's diesel ban before HC
Pollution turning Taj Mahal yellow: NGT notice to Centre
Citizens group, BMC join hands to clean up Versova beach
Dumping of waste illegal, says NGT
Lawyers' forum backs NGT's diesel ban before HC
Pollution turning Taj Mahal yellow: NGT notice to Centre
NGT stays tree felling for widening of NH-87
Awareness generated on environment protection
Wild animals are not cruel: expert
Environment ministry switches to swift gear
Pollution turning Taj Mahal yellow: NGT notice to Centre
Cabinet approves MoU with US for wildlife conservation
Bright spot: Antarctica's ozone hole is starting to heal
Gujarat govt declares 81 villages as 'scarcity-affected'
Rainwater harvesting gains ground in Gurgaon as residents fight water crisis
Campaign against wetland rules
Crackdown on pressure horns in the offing
NGO launches app for donating water
Bhilwaradargah's bid to save water
CENTURIES-OLD WATER PREVENTING ANTARCTIC OCEAN WARMING
Air pollutants linked with high blood pressure: Study
Air pollution exposure may up high BP risk: study
Washington state aims to limit carbon pollution
400 gharial hatchlings spotted at Chambal; authorities on their toes
NGT seeks report on illegal industries sealed in Delhi
Govt approves inking of MoU with US in wildlife conservation
Machli tales: The 20-year-old tigress from Ranthambore is the world's most photographed
Abandoned Indian Star Tortoises rescued from Delhi park
Delhi: Out for a morning stroll, man spots exotic tortoises in park
NGO rescues exotic tortoises from east Delhi's Indraprasthapark
Rare tortoises found in city park
40 tiger cubs found dead in Thai temple
Thailand’s popular Tiger Temple to shut down so
INDIA-US MOU FOR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
A green cover for Kochi
Vulture count: Ahmedabad's loss is Surendranagar's gain

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