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Monday, January 09, 2017

China: Beijing creates police force to fight rising pollution
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Beijing has put in place a new police force to keep a check on the rising pollution levels in the city. Acting mayor Cai Qi on Saturday announced that the new environmental squad will target open-air barbecues, garbage incineration and burning of woo more....

PCB sitting mum on air pollution complaints
The New Indian Express

KOZHIKODE: Kerala has been pitching loud for environment protection. But, strange as it may seem, the Kerala State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) believes that the situation is not scary. Not a single case has been booked under the Air (Prevention more....

Three species in US recovered from ‘endangered’ list
Millennium Post

The long-nosed bat and gypsum wild buckwheat may be removed from the list of endangered species, while Kuenzler hedgehog cactus will be down listed to threatened, according to a US wildlife conservation agency. The move reflects full recovery of the more....

Global warming: Towards emission-neutral mobility
The Financial Express

In December 2015, 195 UN member-states agreed on limiting global warming to 2-degree Celsius. The member-states committed to operating “climate neutral” from 2050 onwards—which means that while CO2 and other GHG emissions will still be permitted at a more....

Census for migratory birds to be conducted
The Times of India

JAISALMER: Riverine Bird Census will be held across the state between January 18 and January 24 to count the migratory birds that throng the Thar desert area during winter season. The preparations have begun and teams are being formed. The team re more....

Three in 14-day judicial custody over parrot, turtle sale
THE ASIAN AGE

Mumbai: Three accused of illegal trading of various types of parrots and Indian Pond Terrapins have been sent to 14-day judicial custody. The forest department had raided two shops in Crawford and arrested three persons on January 4. Santosh Kank, more....

Centre delaying creation of inviolate spaces for tigers
The Times of India

NAGPUR: At a time when tigers and wildlife are crying for inviolate spaces in the country, the ministry of environment, forests and climate change (MoEFCC) as well as the state government have failed to initiate the process to declare protected areas more....

Howrah: Winged wonders throng winter home Santragachi
The Times of India

SANTRAGACHI (HOWRAH): With more than 6000 migratory birds straddling the waters of the SantragachiJheel already, it seems that this year the total number is likely to cross 8000 before the end of the month. A migratory bird census and a bird watchi more....

Migratory birds add colour to Manjira sanctuary
Telangana Today

Sangareddy: The sighting of Greater Flamingos at Mahabubsagar, a minor irrigation Kakatiya-era tank, on the outskirts of Sangareddy on Saturday, heralded the arrival of the first batch of winter migratory birds at Manjira Wildlife Sanctuary. The tan more....

Sambar poachers were professional hunters
The New Indian Express

BENGALURU: With investigations on in the Sambar poaching case, the state forest department has taken all the accused in its custody for further interrogation. They are being quizzed for more details about the operations of the biggest poaching networ more....

Poaching of sambar deer: investigating team takes 11 into custody
Deccan Herald

The investigation team who are probing into the poaching of sambar deer at Nettichowka Forest Range on Kemmangundi Road in Tarikere taluk have taken 11 poachers who were arrested on January 2, for custody on Sunday to continue the probe. The team more....

Three species in US recovered from endangered list
India Today

Washington, Jan 8 (PTI) The long-nosed bat and gypsum wild buckwheat may be removed from the list of endangered species, while Kuenzler hedgehog cactus will be downlisted to threatened, according to a US wildlife conservation agency. The move reflec more....

Gaurs stray out of wild in search of food and water
The Times of India

BENGALURU: After elephants, leopards and tigers, the great Indian bison or gaur is giving forest officials sleepless nights. They are increasingly entering human habitats in search of food and water, much to the concern of people living in villages more....

Mirzapur cops in UP nab poacher, recover five wild cats
The Times of India

VARANASI: In a major haul the Mirzapur police on Sunday succeeded in nabbing a poacher and rescuing five wild cats. Among recovered wild cats one is being considered as Lynx while other is like Clouded Leopard, which is found in Himalayan valley. Ac more....

Leopard dies in snare, another found dead
The Times of India

CHANDRAPUR/NAGPUR: Two leopards were found dead in separate incidents on Sunday. While one leopard died in Chandrapur after getting entangled in wire snares laid for herbivores, another died near Katlabodi, 35kms from Nagpur. A full grown leoparde more....

China's Environment Minister feels 'guilty' over rising pollution
Sify News

Beijing, Jan 8 (IANS) China's Environment Minister says he feels "guilty" for having failed to curb the deadly air pollution in major cities which claims over a million lives every year. Chen Jining said he was guilty and wanted to reprimand hims more....

Showers, wind bring relief from pollution
The Times of India

GURUGRAM: Early morning showers on Saturday may have led to a significant dip in pollution level, leading to better visibility. Concentration of PM2.5 saw a fall of about 33% on Sunday, compared to Friday. The highest PM2.5 level recorded on Sunda more....

NGT asks Delhi govt to for report on quality of water
Press Trust of India

New Delhi, Jan 8 (PTI) The National Green Tribunal has directed the Delhi government to submit a complete and comprehensive report on quality and quantity of water that is being supplied to end users at various localities of the national capital on r more....

This 600-Acre Indian Zoo Has Air Pollution Levels As Bad As Industrial Zones
India Times

Air pollution levels inside the Zoo Park are dangerously high, according to data available with the Telangana State Pollution Control Board (TSPCB). Classified as a 'sensitive' zone with a permissible Air Quality Index (AQI) of under 100, the zoo re more....

Now toilets to help reduce human-elephant conflict
Nagaland Post

West Bengal has evolved a rather unique solution to growing human-elephant conflicts (HECs) -- constructing toilets so that villagers don’t have to defecate in the open and face the wrath of the jumbos. This has now become a thrust area for Forest more....

Choked by smog, Beijing creates new environmental police to check pollution
The Hindustan Times

Officials in Beijing have announced a new environmental police squad to root out illegal burning, the latest government response to the widespread public anger over China’s persistent problems with smog. Beijing’s acting mayor, Cai Qi, said at a mee more....

Now, Beijing to have environmental police to battle pollution
Business Standard

Chinese authorities have announced a new environmental police squad to combat pollution in Beijing that will crackdown on activities like open-air barbecues, garbage incineration and biomass burning, even as the capital breathed easy on Sunday after more....

Yesterdays News (Sunday, January 08, 2017 )
Over 400 people killed in man-animal conflict this year: Govt
10 Star turtles seized; 2 accused arrested
Four wild boars poisoned in Melghat
Demand to protect Sardar Samand Lake
Centre to ban use of 18 pesticides harmful to humans and animals
STF recovers 4 leopard skins, 1 poacher held
PMK demands ordinance on jallikattu
Sale of coated manja continues despite NGT ban
Big cats fight in Ranthambore after tigress thwarts mating attempts
Expert calls for law to regulate trade of exotic animal species
THE GREAT INDIAN BUSTARD’S LAST STAND
Despite 25 times hike in forest dept’s intel fund, poaching in U’khand unabated
Rain brings temperature down, improves air quality
Blame it on pollution: Nashik losing out to Pune, Aurangabad in industrial growth

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