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Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Animal rights body demands stern action against Ker Youth Cong
India Today

New Delhi, Sep 27 (PTI) An animal rights body today demanded that Kerala government take stern action against members of the Congress Youth Front (Mani) who had allegedly beaten ten street dogs to death and paraded the streets with dog carcasses, say more....

Dog carcasses left at Kerala post office for Menaka, 45 charged for culling
The New Indian Express

KOTTAYAM/KOCHI: As Kerala's man-versus-dog saga took a barbaric turn, with one particularly morbid incident on Monday in which members of a political party paraded the carcasses of dogs that had been extirpated en masse, cases were charged against 45 more....

Now, a coffee table book on Great Indian Bustard
The Asian Age

Book sensitises people to bird’s decline, its loss of habitat. Aiming to protect not only large animals but also the Great Indian Bustard (GIB), a critically endangered bird, Mumbai-based NGO Corbett Foundation has come up with a coffee-table book d more....

Worst African elephant loss in 25 years: study
Deccan Herald

Africa's overall elephant population has seen the worst declines in the last 25 years, with their numbers falling by about 111,000, mainly due to poaching over the past ten years, according to a new report. Researchers at the International Union f more....

Spotted at Bandra! Senior citizen takes a 'walk' with deadly 5-ft cobra
Mid – Day

A senior citizen out on a walk on Monday night got the shock of his life when he spotted a cobra slithering past him. He immediately called the Mumbai police control room, who directed MurlidharJadhav, 35, a constable attached to Shivaji Park police more....

Punjab Govt to provide training for dairy farmers
Business Standard

The Punjab Government has decided to impart professional and practical training to the farmers in the dairy farming sector. The training sessions would focus on high quality cattle breeding, milk products and proper attention to the health care o more....

Rampant illegal mining in Gir ups risk of man-lion conflict
The Hindustan Times

Rampant illegal mining inside the eco-sensitive zone around the Gir sanctuary in Gujarat – the last abode of Asiatic lion – has only added to the threat to wildlife even as foresters are struggling to contain man-animal conflict in and around the Gir more....

Rajdhani Express kills 2 elephants in Assam jumbo corridor near Dimapur
The Hindustan Times

A speeding train hit and killed two elephants in a corridor designated for the animal near Dimapur, Nagaland’s commercial hub, early on Tuesday. Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) officials said the incident happened about 12.25am when the New Delhi-D more....

Injured jumbo continues to limp and wander in pain at the Manchanabele dam
The Times of India

BENGALURU: Sighted by villagers sometime at the end of August, Sidda, an injured elephant, continues to limp and wander in pain at the Manchanabele dam area (40km from the city), off Magadi Road. While travelling towards Bannerghatta National Park, more....

200 kg of sea cucumbers seized
The Hindu

This is the sixth seizure of the endangered species in Ramanathapuram district since August A week after seizing 200 kg of endangered sea cucumbers, Marine Police of Coastal Security Group (CSG) have seized 200 kg of boiled sea cucumbers, protected more....

Buffer zone for Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger Reserve declared
DNA India

Maharashtra has finally declared an area of 1241.27 sq km as a Buffer Zone of Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger Reserve for the purpose of ensuring that the Critical Tiger Habitat (CTH) or core has adequate area for dispersal of tigers and other species as well more....

MPCB reveals water bodies in Mumbai highly polluted
The Free Press

Mumbai: The figures from Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) who is monitoring the water quality in India under National Water Quality Monitoring Programme revealed that several water bodies in the city which includes Mithi River, Versova beac more....

Pollution a big challenge for tourism sector: PinarayiVijayan
The New Indian Express

KOCHI: Chief Minister PinarayiVijayan on Tuesday said environmental pollution could have a negative impact on the State’s tourism sector. Addressing the delegates from foreign countries and other states at the inaugural ceremony of the Kerala Travel more....

PCB summons owners of 38 paper mills to discuss Ganga pollution
The Times of India

Bijnor: Owners of 38 paper mills located on the banks of the Ganga River or its tributaries have been summoned by the Pollution Control Board (UP) in Lucknow on Thursday. According to sources, the mills will be asked to treat its polluted water and t more....

WHO-POLLUTION 2 LAST
India Today

The model is based on data derived from satellite The model is based on data derived from satellite measurements, air transport models and ground station monitors for more than 3000 locations, both rural and urban. It was developed by WHO in collab more....

Gwalior is the most polluted Indian city, not Delhi: WHO report
The India Express

A recent report of the World Health Organisation has revealed Gwalior is the most polluted city in India in terms of air pollution. The report also suggests that the Indian population living outside Kashmir and the Himalayan belt are exposed to air p more....

Every year 65 lakh die due to air pollution, says WHO report
First Post

United Nations: New interactive maps from the World Health Organization (WHO) on air pollution have been released, confirming that 92 per cent of the world's population live in places where air pollution levels exceed WHO limits, a UN spokesman told more....

WHO: Excessive air pollution affects 92 percent of people
The Indian Express

GENEVA: More than nine out of 10 people worldwide live in areas with excessive air pollution, contributing to strokes, heart disease, lung cancer and other problems, the World Health Organization said Tuesday. The U.N. health agency said in a new re more....

Delhi second-most polluted major city in the world, says WHO study
The Indian Express

A new report by the World Health Organisation (WHO) on ambient air pollution levels shows that with very high levels of particulate matter measuring 10 microns or less, Delhi is among the most polluted cities in the world, second only to Riyadh among more....

Over 90% of world breathing bad air: WHO
ET Health World

Geneva, Sept 27, 2016: Nine out of 10 people globally are breathing poor quality air, the World Health Organization said Tuesday, calling for dramatic action against pollution that is blamed for more than six million deaths a year. New data in a r more....

'Create awareness on climate change'
The Times of India

Motihari: Waterman Rajendra Singh on Monday asked the youths to come forward and play an active role in creating awareness on issues related to climate change, water crisis and environmental pollution. “Frequent drought, floods, quakes etc are becau more....

Over 90 per cent of world breathing bad air: WHO
Press Trust of India

Geneva, Sep 27 (AFP) Nine out of 10 people globally are breathing poor quality air, the World Health Organization said today, calling for dramatic action against pollution that is blamed for more than six million deaths a year. New data in a repor more....

8.9 million reasons why Delhi should worry about its air
The Hindustan Times

For most Delhiites, choking on heavy fumes from diesel vehicles on city roads is a part of everyday life. With each breath of the polluted city air, they are at greater risk of respiratory ailments, heart diseases, cancer, musculoskeletal and neurolo more....

CSE team in Meerut studies impact of Delhi’s discarded vehicles on NCR pollution
The Times of India

MEERUT: A team from the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) landed in Meerut on Tuesday morning to launch an intensive study of pollution levels here. Equipped with cutting-edge equipment, the team's primary aim is to analyse the impact of movem more....

WHO links air quality to heart disease
The Telegraph

New Delhi, Sept. 27: India accounts for over 620,000 premature deaths linked to air pollution with cardiovascular diseases claiming three times more lives than lung disease, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said in a report released today, but rel more....

92% of the World Is Breathing Polluted Air: WHO
The Quint

Nine out of 10 people globally are breathing poor quality air, the World Health Organisation said on Tuesday, calling for dramatic action against pollution that has caused more than six million deaths a year. New data in a report from the UN’s globa more....

Punjab bans fish farming of exotic magur
Press Trust of India

Chandigarh, Sep 27 (PTI) Punjab today banned fish farming of exotic magur (clariusgariepnus), saying that it is "hazardous" for the indigenous fishes of the state. Punjab government issued directions placing complete ban on fish farming of exotic more....

Ban works! Fewer PoPGaneshas this year in Bengaluru
DECCAN CHRONICLE

Bengaluru: All the efforts by KSPCB and BBMP to curb PoPGanesha idols seems to have worked this year! Water analysis and study of water bodies after the festival celebrations have revealed that out of the 4.12 lakh idols immersed in the city, 2.65 la more....

Discovered: New lizard species named after Indian scientist
The Hans India

Mumbai: A new species of a ground-dwelling lizard has been discovered in Goregaon'sAarey Colony and Thane's Badlapur forested belts, 130 years after the last such gecko was discovered, and has been named after a Bengaluru-based scientist VaradGiri. more....

Punjab bans ‘alien’ catfish that preys on local fish: Know why
The Hindustan Times

The Punjab government has imposed a ban on farming of the African sharptooth catfish, locally known as the exotic Magur or Mangur, which eats indigenous fish and even small birds and animals. This comes a month after a raid found and destroyed 12kg o more....

393 elephants died in Odisha in 5 years
Odisha TV

Bhubaneswar: As many as 393 elephants have died in the past five years in Odisha, Forests and Environment Minister Bikram KeshariArukh said on Tuesday. The minister did not elaborate how the pachyderms died. However, according to a senior official o more....

Invisible foe in air kills 600,000 in a year
The Hindu

Fine particulate matter from industries, cars and biomass causing premature mortality. Air pollution could have killed at least 600,000 Indians in 2012, a study conducted by the World Health Organisation and made public on Monday said. That is abou more....

Over 90 per cent of world breathing bad air: WHO
The Times of India

GENEVA: Nine out of 10 people globally are breathing poor quality air, the World Health Organisation said on Tuesday, calling for dramatic action against pollution that is blamed for more than six million deaths a year. New data in a report from t more....

Over 90% world is breathing polluted air; China, Malaysia most affected
India Samvad

New Delhi, September 27: Raising health concerns, the World Health Organisation (WHO) on Tuesday mentioned that nine out of ten people globally are breathing poor air. In fact, more than six million people die every year because of breathing polluted more....

Yesterdays News (Tuesday, September 27, 2016 )
Over 90% of world breathing poor quality air, says ‘extremely concerned’ WHO
Shy pangolins need world spotlight to survive
African elephants suffer worst decline in 25 years: Report
Panna tigress shifted to Satpura Reserve
Nature tourism to protect tigers
BNHS to celebrate Wildlife Week. Here's how to plan your week
Stray animals on loose, civic body looks away
Navy, dist admin, citizens join hands to clean up beaches
Maharashtra to get Rs, 2,000 crore for forest conservation
Eco way: Don’t cut, just uproot and replant trees
Ken-Betwa project may drown 7 lakh trees in Panna tiger reserve
Western Ghats plantations home to 204 bird species
New species of pika found in Sikkim
African elephants 'suffer worst decline in 25 years'
Melting Greenland ice threatens to expose Cold War waste
Bijnor municipal council included in Clean Ganga mission
Migratory birds arrive early at Sambhar
Revealed: the criminals making millions from illegal wildlife trafficking
African elephant population tumbles but some countries want to lift the ivory ban
Washing clothes releases water-polluting fibres, study finds
Earth locked into path to hit hottest mark in over 2 million years, study indicates
WHO: Excessive Air Pollution Affects 92 Percent of People
Tigress released in Satpurapark
Nagaon's green police on litter-free Puja mission
Consequences of Climate Change: Polar Bear Population Shrinking Due to Arctic Sea Ice Melt
Three-year old leopard caught
CM consents to fence blackbuck sanctuary to help farmers
Train kills elephant mum, calf
Express train runs over elephant, calf in Jharkhand
Express train runs over elephant, calf in Jharkhand
Odisha to deploy horses to drive away elephants, from Jharkhand and Bengal, raiding its villages
Dust on Hyderabad roads rises beyond safe limits

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