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#PLF of coal-fired power plants is going down and #coal consumption is rising to meet power generation in #India, so is #airpollution and health problems due to emission of toxic pollutants. Do we…

#AirPollution is a known threat to environment and human health. It has deleterious effect on climate, biodiversity and the quality of life in general. Good Air Quality is linked to the fundamental…

The declining population of pollinators-especially honeybees-due to various human activities, can be controlled by planting native trees and following indigenous beekeeping

Developmental activities like coal mining leads to the suffering of indigenous communities due to their displacement from ancestral lands, rising pollution and shrinking natural resources on earth

Pollution due to coal mining and coal-fired power plants effects various communities by violating right to healthy environment which encompasses of rights to life, health, food, and water, among…

With more than 50% of world's Asian elephants, India need to conserve their population by protecting the forests, which inturn also helps in mitigating the climate change

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) listed Asiatic Lions as Endangered because the remaining small population is vulnerable to outbreak of contagious disease or natural disaster…

Coal led economic growth suppress Right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of Indigenous Peoples and displaces these communities from their ancestral lands in the name of Coal Bearing (…

Low cost per unit generation, less #GHG emissions and high #energy potential makes #solar power a clean and environmentally friendly alternative to #coal. We have the solutions, let's use them. #…

Did you know? Habitat loss and prey decline due to human activities (leading to shrinkage of forest cover) are the two major reasons for sharp fall in India's tiger population.

The drastic effects of climate change and human activities are destroying mother nature.

Mangroves support coastal and marine ecosystems. However, their depletion due to climate change and human activities are reducing their ecosystem functions.