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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.

According to the report, 'Coal Kills: Health Impacts of Air Pollution from India’s Coal Power Expansion' by Conservation Action Trust (India) and Urban Emissions (India), the #Coal power generation…

Do you know that coal based power comes at great cost? These power plants are fast depleting our underground water resources. #SayNoToCoalMines. Lets conserve our water for better things.

Coal mining in the surroundings of forests and river banks is the major source of water pollution, water erosion and man-made droughts in India #DesertificationAndDroughtDay #StopCoalMining

The impulsive plan of Ministry of Earth Sciences to mine minerals like cobalt, nickel and copper from the depths of Indian ocean will wipe out many endemic and localised species, and destroy the…

Nature is the ultimate source of all our basic needs, thus #conservation of natural resources is necessary for sustenance of humans and other living beings on #Earth. This is the time to stop '…

Temperatures recorded in the city over the past 75 years show the city has been warming at an unprecedented pace since the 1990s, and will be worrisomely warm by 2050