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Alaskan woolly mammoths died of thirst: study |
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Business Standard , Wednesday, August 03, 2016 |
One of the world's last surviving groups of woolly mammoths likely died of thirst as the salty seas rose around these iconic Ice Age creatures 5,600 years ago, researchers say.
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No request from MP to receive Asiatic lions from Guj |
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Press Trust of India , Wednesday, August 03, 2016 |
New Delhi, Aug 2 (PTI) The government today said it has not received any request for the "immediate" transfer of Asiatic lions from Gujarat to Madhya Pradesh.
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How will you tackle Powai Lake pollution, MoEF asks BMC |
Badri Chatterjee |
The Hindustan Times , Wednesday, August 03, 2016 |
After a city-based NGO highlighted the high level of pollution in Powai Lake, which supplies water to Aarey Milk Colony and industries in the area, the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Clim ...More
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Global heat, sea level hit record highs in 2015 |
AFP |
Live Mint , Wednesday, August 03, 2016 |
Miami: 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 scientist ...More
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Centre okays creation of rhino protection force |
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The Assam Tribune , Tuesday, August 02, 2016 |
NEW DELHI, Aug 1 - Following unending spate of rhino poaching, the Centre has accorded sanction for creation of the Special Rhino Protection Force at Kaziranga National Park.
At least 94 rhinos were ...More
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SO2 control device to curb Koradi pollution |
Ashish Roy |
The Times of India , Tuesday, August 02, 2016 |
Nagpur: Nagpurians can expect some relief from pollution as, after months of dilly-dallying, Mahagenco has finally agreed to install pollution control equipment for newKoradi units. The company was fo ...More
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Many big animals may be extinct by 2100: study |
Press Trust of India |
Business Standard , Tuesday, August 02, 2016 |
Many of the world's biggest and iconic animals such as the Bengal tiger could be extinct by the end of the century if drastic conservation measures are not taken, a new study has warned.
The threa ...More
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‘Grow own veggies to fight climate change’ |
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The Times of India , Monday, August 01, 2016 |
ChittaranjanTembhekarMUMBAI: The growing risk of climate change in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) due to ever-increasing carbon emissions and fast-depleting agricultural and forest land can be c ...More
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