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Sunday, September 11, 2016

Elephant and its calf found dead
Press Trust of India

Baripada (Odisha), Sep 11 (PTI) The carcasses of a female elephant and its calf were found in a paddy field near Neyunti village in Mayurbhanj district, officials said today. Forest officials rushed to the spot, which falls under Gudugudia Forest more....

Two elephants electrocuted to death in Darjeeling
Business Standard

Two elephants were electrocuted to death in West Bengal's Darjeeling district over the weekend. The bodies of an adult and a smaller aged elephant were found lying near an electric pole after which locals alerted forest officials to come and take th more....

Study reveals four different species of giraffe
DNA India

A recent study has found out that giraffes actually are not one species, but four. For comparison, the genetic differences among giraffe species are at least as great as those between polar and brown bears. The unexpected findings highlight the urg more....

Cub separated from mother tigress, dies
The Times of India

Chandrapur: The 20-day-old emaciated tiger cub found separated from mother tigress in Sindewahi range on Saturday afternoon succumbed to exhaustion and hunger later in the evening. Veterinary doctors's efforts to revive the cub after rescuing it from more....

Golden langur among world’s 25 most endangered primates SIVASISH THAKUR
The Assam Tribune

GUWAHATI, Sept 10 - In a development that bodes ill for the State’s conservation spheres, the golden langur (Trachypithecusgeei) has now been listed in the IUCN’s world’s 25 most endangered primates. The reasons attributed to the plummeting populati more....

World governments urge end to domestic ivory markets
Business Standard

In a bid to stop the killing of elephants for their tusks, world governments have voted at a major conservation conference to urge the closure of all domestic ivory markets. After fierce debate -- including opposition from governments like Namibi more....

International environmental group votes to urge countries to end domestic ivory trade
The Indian Express

An international environmental group voted on September 10 to call on every country to shut down domestic ivory markets that threaten elephants. The International Union for Conservation of Nature, which has 1,300 members from more than 160 countries, more....

Citizens thumps up for eco-friendly immersion
The Times of India

KOLHAPUR: Seventeen years since the movement of donating Ganesh idols began in the city, enthusiastic support from citizens ensured that a whopping 62,390 idols were donated on Saturday. Moreover, all the nirmalya, which would otherwise end up in Pan more....

Gau Ganesh: idols made of cow manure make their debut
The Hindu

A city foundation and college students revive the ancient custom this year Several centuries ago, in a more eco-friendly era, Ganapati idols made out of cow dung were quite common. Now, a city-based non-profit is reviving that custom and the craft. more....

Kolkata knows little about e-waste, shows survey
The Times of India

KOLKATA: About 84% Kolkatans are unaware of the impact that improper e-waste disposal makes and around 65% prefer to sell the discarded material to local trash collectors. These are among several alarming facts that have come up in a national surv more....

China is coping with pollution by buying fancy honey
Business Standard

Consumers in mainland China are demanding foreign brands that promise something many local products can't: peace of mind. Worsening pollution and several product-safety scares have led to increased sales for imports that are considered safer, from ba more....

Noise pollution rampant in Nilgiris, cops warn of action
The Times of India

UDHAGAMANDALAM: In the wake of the "loud" Ganesha immersion processions, the Nilgiris SP has warned that if people or institutions are found creating noise in public spaces using cone speakers and exceeding the prescribed 10-decibel limit, stringent more....

The hidden cost of death is in the air
The New Indian Express

The latest World Bank report about the adverse affects of air pollution in India is yet another reminder that the country can afford to continue the lackluster approach to the menace at its peril. The study not only underlines the sinister health haz more....

Cinematic solution to pollution
The Hindu

It’s a farewell to queues and hydraulic cranes at Palavakkam beach where Vinayaka idols used to be immersed in ways that caused pollution and endangered the breeding grounds of the Olive Ridley turtles. The National Green Tribunal had banned the dum more....

Water woes plague Meghalaya
The Times of India

SHILLONG: Over the last few decades or so, Meghalaya has started facing 'serious problems' of surface and groundwater pollution due to indiscriminate discharge of untreated municipal effluents, industries, agricultural runoff, the latest report issue more....

790 Ganesh idols immersed in Raichur district; two cases booked for using DJ systems
The Hindu

Immersion of as many as 790 Ganesh idols established across various towns and cities in Raichur districts went off peacefully on Friday night. A couple of idol processions and immersions were reported even on Saturday till 10 a.m. In Raichur city alo more....

Eco-friendly Ganesh idols a huge draw, demand beats supply
The Indian Express

With increasing awareness about the need of using eco-friendly Ganesh idols, the demand for such idols has gone up in the city. Both government-run and private bodies that sell eco-friendly Ganesh idols have reported an increase in the sales. Eco-fri more....

Yesterdays News (Saturday, September 10, 2016 )
Leopardess Renu gives birth to two healthy cubs at zoo
Elephant calf rescued from well
Jumbo calf stuck in water tank rescued
1.4m lives lost in India due to air pollution in '13: Study
Millions die every year due to air pollution: Report
Air Pollution Costs India 1.4 Mn Lives; 2nd Highest in the World
Air Pollution Cost India 8.5% Of Its Economy In 2013, Says World Bank
Air pollution can increase diabetes risk
National Green Tribunal hearing on Ganga pollution today
To save its dying lakes, Bengaluru switches to clay Ganesha idols
Madras High Court declines to lift ban on camel slaughter
Camel slaughter ban to stay: HC
Elephant calf rescued from water tank
Debate over cruelty against animals as hunter kills injured leopard in U’khand
Too many elephants dying unnaturally in Odisha
47-feet-long blue whale rescued after being washed ashore in Maharashtra
UK's oldest tiger Tango dies aged 22
Naming tigers could have its own advantages, but idolising could be bane: Wildlife conservationists
Special Tiger Protection Force deployed to prevent poaching
Ocean Warming To impact food production in India: Study
Tvm zoo gets new pythons, white peacocks
Elephant, its calf found dead
Stranded 47 ft-long blue whale pushed back into sea
1,001 saplings in an acre of land
Name or number? Authorities warn against naming tigers
Elephant found dead in private estate
Bijli, sadak, paani and bustard

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