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Tuesday, January 10, 2017

38 crows, canines found dead near Ankleshwar
The Times of India

SURAT: At least 38 crows, two dogs, two puppies and a fox were found dead due to 'food poisoning' at Mandva village near Ankleshwar in Bharuch district on Monday. Animal husbandry department officials said they suspect food poisoning to be the cause more....

Half a dozen rare felines seized in UP from trafficker
Business Standard

In a significant catch, five caracals and a leopard cat, both rare and very less sighted members of the cat family, were rescued from trafficker in Uttar Pradesh's Mirzapur district, forest officials said on Monday. The animals, kept in medium-siz more....

Global warming a major risk to polar bears
The Asian Age

Washington: US wildlife authorities released on Monday a broad plan to try to save Arctic polar bears from going extinct, as global warming melts away their icy habitat an increasing pace. With just 22,000 to 31,000 polar bears estimated to be left more....

How much to bear!
The Hindu

Already struggling to cope with climate change, the giant Arctic carnivores also face a chemical poisoning risk 100 times above levels considered safe for adult bears, according to a study released last week. For bear cubs feeding on contaminated mi more....

Lift Jallikattu ban through ordinance, Tamil Nadu urges Centre
Live Mint

New Delhi: Tamil Nadu chief minister O. Panneerselvam on Monday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to issue an ordinance permitting Jallikuttu, a banned bull-taming sport in the southern state. The Supreme Court has repeatedly voiced i more....

Waterbird population sees jump at Surajpur Wetland
THE ASIAN AGE

New Delhi: Forty-two species of waterbirds were spotted at Surajpur Wetland in Greater Noida, according to the annual Asian Waterbird Census (AWC) released on Monday. “More species of birds were spotted this year, but the total number of winged visi more....

Panneerselvam writes to Modi seeking ordinance on Jallikattu
The Economic Times

CHENNAI: As more political parties and youth forums from Madurai and Chennai joined the chorus over the conduct of Jallikattu (Bull taming) sport, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O Panneerselvam wrote to PM Narendra Modi seeking to consider passing an ordi more....

20 Olive Ridley carcasses found on Rushikulya beach
The New Indian Express

BERHAMPUR: Carcass of Olive Ridley turtles were found lying on the three km stretch of Rushikulya beach between Sunapur and Ramayapatana on Monday. Considered world’s second largest rookery for Olive Ridley sea turtles, citing of over 20 carcasses o more....

Five caracals seized from smugglers
The Hindu

The Uttar Pradesh police has seized five rare caracals, a medium-—sized wild cat, from Mirzapur allegedly being smuggled to Hyderabad, leading to suspicion that a racket of people who want exotic species in private zoos may be behind this. “It is ex more....

Jallikattu enthusiasts take to streets to hold bull-taming sports in Tamil Nadu
Web India 123

Hundreds of "Jallikattu" (taming of bulls) enthusiasts, especially youths hit the streets demanding the Central and State governments to take urgent initiatives to hold bull-taming sports in the state. The rally was organised by the students of vario more....

Lift ban on jallikattu and impose ban on PETA, Madurai youngsters demand
The Times of India

MADURAI: Hundreds of youngsters marched from Goripalayam to Madurai district collectorate demanding that the ban on jallikattu (bull taming) be revoked and impose a ban on PETA (People for Ethical Treatment of Animals). They raised slogans again more....

15 tortoises kept 'illegally' at Rajasthan temple rescued
Business Standard

Forest officials have rescued 15 tortoises kept "illegally" at Chaarbhuja temple in Udaipur on complaint of a city-based animal activist. State in-charge of People for Animal organisationBabulalJajoo had lodged an FIR with Udaipur police against more....

4 exotic tortoises rescued from Sohna resort
The Times of India

GURGAON: Four exotic tortoises were rescued from a resort in Sohna by the wildlife department after a Delhi-based animal activist filed a complaint with the Union government against the owner of the resort for allegedly hosting a mini-zoo on its prem more....

Separated from mother, leopard cub finds new home in Pune centre
Business Standard

Separated from its mother and lost in a sugarcane field in Maharashtra's Nashik district, a 12-week-old female leopard cub has found a new home at the Leopard Rescue Centre here, an official said. The cub was found in the sugarcane fields near Chapa more....

Abandoned leopard cub sent to rescue centre for care
The Hindustan Times

After forest officials failed to find the mother of a three-month-old female leopard that was rescued from a sugarcane field near Nashik, Maharashtra, the cub has been sent to a rescue centre. On Monday, forest officials and members of NGO Wildlife more....

Chilika sees a surge in winged visitors
The New Indian Express

BHUBANESWAR: The winged visitors continue to throng Chilika. Over the last year, their number has reported a significant increase which validates the fact that the brackish water lagoon remains their favourite winter home. The annual enumeration car more....

US: Polar bear plan does not seek direct action on climate change
The Indian Express

Five years ago, in a meeting room in Alaska, two dozen federal wildlife biologists joined other experts to begin formulating a recovery plan for polar bears because the animals’ primary habitat, sea ice, was melting beneath their feet in summer. The more....

Beijing launches environmental police force to tackle air pollution
The Indian Express

The smog-hit Chinese capital of Beijing will establish a police force to deal specifically with environmental offences as part of its efforts to clean up its air and crack down on persistent polluters. The smog police will crack down on open-air barb more....

Mumbai’s day temperatures dip, pollution levels decline
The Hindustan Times

While a drop in maximum temperatures led to the city getting cooler during the day on Monday, an increase in wind speed helped reduce pollution levels. Mumbai’s air quality index (AQI) was 140, falling under the ‘moderate’ category as compared to ‘v more....

Bees feel the sting of climate change
Deccan Herald

The 1,600-km stretch of the Western Ghats traversing the six western states in India is unique in many ways. However, people in these forests have lived in complete harmony with nature for many years and show great reverence for it. The Kodava commun more....

Birders flock to wetlands in quest of water-bird data
The Times of India

THANE: Armed with binoculars, high-tech cameras and environment encyclopedias, hundreds of avifauna experts, birding enthusiasts and nature photographers across Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) are participating in the pan-Asia water-bird census. more....

Arctic sea ice loss delays whale migration
The Hindu

Sea ice changes in the Arctic may delay the annual migration of some beluga whales in Alaska by up to a month, a new study has found. Researchers from University of Washington (UW) finds that as Arctic sea ice takes longer to freeze up each fall due more....

Polar bears face a grave risk due to global warming
Deccan Chronicle

Washington: US wildlife authorities released on Monday a broad plan to try to save Arctic polar bears from going extinct, as global warming melts away their icy habitat an increasing pace. With just 22,000 to 31,000 polar bears estimated to be left more....

‘Intensify air pollution control measures’
Millennium Post

Reviewing the steps taken by various land owning agencies for the prohibition of burning of garbage, dry leaves, waste, plastic, rubber etc in the open and dust control measures at construction sites, Delhi Environment Minister Imran Hussain on Mond more....

Metro at Mumbai’s Aarey: MRCL didn’t get pollution board nod
The Hindustan Times

The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Limited’s plan to build a car shed and stabling lines in the city’s green lung Aarey Colony faces another hurdle. While the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has already terminated all construction, including for the Me more....

Complaint filed over Mumbai Metro work noise, pollution
THE ASIAN AGE

Mumbai: A complaint has been filed with the metropolitan magistrate court of Andheri against Mumbai Metro Rail Coporation’s (MMRC’s) managing director, Ashwini Bhide, and deputy managing director of Larsen & Toubro (L&T) S.N. Subramanyan, who are joi more....

Promulgate ordinance for conduct of Jallikattu: Tamil Nadu CM O Panneerselvam to PM
The Economic Times

CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O Panneerselvam has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to consider passing an ordinance to ensure that Jallikattu (bull taming) sport is held as a part of the Pongal festivities across Tamil Nadu this year. In a more....

National Green Tribunal seeks Centre’s reply on plastic ban in Delhi
The Hindustan Times

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Monday sought a response from the Centre, the Delhi government and other agencies concerned against the 2012 government notification banning the manufacture, sale and use of plastic bags in the city. Notices were more....

NGT notice to Centre over 2012 plastic ban notification by Delhi govt
Live Mint

New Delhi: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Monday issued notice to the Centre in a plea challenging the plastic ban under a 2012 notification issued by the Delhi government. A bench headed by NGT chairperson Justice Swatanter Kumar sought a res more....

NGT notice to Centre, Delhi govt over plastic ban
The Hindu

The National Green Tribunal has issued notices to the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Delhi government, Delhi Pollution Control Committee and Delhi Cantonment Board while hearing a plea that challenged the ban on manufacture, sale, storage, usag more....

Jallikattu an integral part of pongal, says CM
The New Indian Express

CHENNAI: Observing that Pongal festival, which has great importance to the people of Tamil Nadu, was less than a week away and that Jallikattu is an integral part of the Pongal festivities, Panneerselvam said “considering the urgency of the issue, th more....

Yesterdays News (Monday, January 09, 2017 )
Poaching of sambar deer: investigating team takes 11 into custody
Choked by smog, Beijing creates new environmental police to check pollution
Now toilets to help reduce human-elephant conflict
This 600-Acre Indian Zoo Has Air Pollution Levels As Bad As Industrial Zones
NGT asks Delhi govt to for report on quality of water
Showers, wind bring relief from pollution
China's Environment Minister feels 'guilty' over rising pollution
Leopard dies in snare, another found dead
Mirzapur cops in UP nab poacher, recover five wild cats
Now, Beijing to have environmental police to battle pollution
Three species in US recovered from endangered list
China: Beijing creates police force to fight rising pollution
Sambar poachers were professional hunters
Migratory birds add colour to Manjira sanctuary
Howrah: Winged wonders throng winter home Santragachi
Centre delaying creation of inviolate spaces for tigers
Three in 14-day judicial custody over parrot, turtle sale
Census for migratory birds to be conducted
Global warming: Towards emission-neutral mobility
Three species in US recovered from ‘endangered’ list
PCB sitting mum on air pollution complaints
Gaurs stray out of wild in search of food and water

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