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AAD 2025: Session on extreme weather paints worrying picture about India

India, Feb. 27 -- A session at the ongoing Anil Agarwal Dialogue 2025 on the state of extreme weather in India and South Asia has painted a worrying picture of what lies ahead for the country. Titled... Read More


AAD 2025: India's soil one of the most vulnerable, losing natural resilience, says expert

India, Feb. 27 -- The health of India's soils is at risk and there will be grave consequences of this unless immediate and concerted action is not taken, experts have said at the ongoing Anil Agarwal ... Read More


AAD 2025: No place is safe from chemical pollution in today's world, says State of India's Environment 2025

India, Feb. 27 -- Chemical pollution is all-pervasive on our planet, with no place on Earth remaining safe from it, according to the State of India's Environment 2025 released at the Anil Agarwal Dial... Read More


AAD 2025: India lags in nine out of 16 Sustainable Development Goals, finds State of States report

India, Feb. 27 -- India lags in nine of the 16 United Nations-mandated Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), according to the State of States report launched on February 27, 2025, at the ongoing Anil ... Read More


AAD 2025: Should water be priced to tackle India's growing crisis?

New Delhi, Feb. 26 -- Top economists in India have advocated for pricing water as a commodity, arguing that a structured pricing mechanism could help manage the country's growing water crisis. Speaki... Read More


China's last wild alligators, which inspired the Chinese dragon, are facing grave threats: Study

New Delhi, Feb. 26 -- The Chinese Alligator (Alligator sinensis), the small crocodilian species that inspired the Chinese dragon, is facing grave threats in its last stronghold according to a new stud... Read More


Women from least developed countries are not being represented in global climate negotiations: Research

New Delhi, Feb. 26 -- A recent study has revealed that women from the world's least developed countries (LDCs) face significant challenges in achieving adequate representation in global climate negoti... Read More


Scientists were wrong about why Mars is red - new research unveils a watery past

New Delhi, Feb. 26 -- For decades, scientists have believed that the Red Planet's distinctive hue is due to iron minerals rusting under dry conditions over billions of years. However, new research com... Read More


Giraffes' gut flora determined by species, not diet: Study

New Delhi, Feb. 26 -- The gut bacteria of giraffes are determined not by the plants they eat but by the species they belong to, according to a study by researchers from Uppsala and Brown universities.... Read More


AAD 2025: Next generation will grow up in a world which will be far hotter, says State of India's Environment

New Delhi, Feb. 26 -- The first generation of the 21st century is enduring a much warmer planet noted the State of India's Environment 2025 released by Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) and Dow... Read More