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Biren apprises steps taken up to Javadekar	18.6.2019	Manipur: E-Pao
Biren apprises steps taken up to Javadekar
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Could the plastic ban in Jammu and Kashmir revive its traditional wicker industry?	16.6.2019	Scroll.in - News that matters
The promotion of local products can help save the environment from plastic waste and revive a dying handicraft industry.
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World Cup matches are getting washed out – but Britain is actually in the midst of a drought	13.6.2019	Scroll.in - News that matters
Not long after Britain was basking in one of the warmest Easter weekends on record, it is experiencing torrential rain.
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The Daily Fix: If India is to tackle disastrous heat wave, it must first recognise scale of problem	13.6.2019	Scroll.in
The country routinely underestimates the toll, as the most vulnerable groups are left to the mercy of the elements.
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Underwater forests in the Arctic are expanding with climate change	12.6.2019	Scroll.in
With global warming, underwater Arctic kelp forests are proliferating, and might be a potential resource.
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Singapore taps into innovation as water imports start drying up	10.6.2019	Scroll.in
Singapore collects rain that falls on two-thirds of its land area and has five recycling plants that provide 40% of its water needs.
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New mangrove study shows exactly how coastal forests protect economic activity during cyclones	9.6.2019	Scroll.in - News that matters
Satellite imagery data showed that communities with greater mangrove cover were more resilient.
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In Odisha, Cyclone Fani survivors struggle with stress disorders, depression	8.6.2019	Scroll.in - News that matters
The state has started building teams to identify symptoms of mental trauma and to provide counselling.
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Trump blames India, China for not doing enough	7.6.2019	The Assam Tribune
Trump blames India, China for not doing enough
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Ministry of Railways observes World Environment Day	6.6.2019	Govt of india: PIB
Ministry of Railway observed World Environment Day today i.e. on 6.6.2019 at National Rail Museum. Shri Rajesh Agrawal, Member, Rolling Stock, Shri S.N. Agrawal, Member Staff, Shri V.P. Pathak, Member (Materials Management), Shri N. Kashinath, Member (S&T), Dr. Ajay Mathur, DG, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) & senior railway officers were present on the occasion.
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Meghalaya plants 1.5 million trees on World Environment Day	6.6.2019	The Assam Tribune
Meghalaya plants 1.5 million trees on World Environment Day
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Donald Trump blames India, China and Russia for pollution, says can’t breathe in some cities	6.6.2019	Scroll.in
Trump told ITV that the United States has among the ‘cleanest climates’.
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Environmental issues need to made political concern : Rahul Gandhi	5.6.2019	Central Chronicle
Agencies, New Delhi Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said until made a political issue, the environmental problems will not get the importance they deserve. In a Facebook post, Mr Gandhi said,”Mankind’s insatiable lust for power and wealth has speeded up the pace of environmental destruction, like never before in the history of our planet. […]
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Workshop on - 'Making Phayeng a model carbon positive eco- village'	5.6.2019	Manipur: E-Pao
Workshop on - 'Making Phayeng a model carbon positive eco- village'
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Outreach workshop on climate change held	5.6.2019	Manipur: E-Pao
Outreach workshop on climate change held
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Vice President calls upon scientists to address climate change & global warming to better tackle adverse situations;	3.6.2019	Govt of india: PIB
The Vice President of India, Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu has called upon scientists and researchers to address pressing issues such as climate change, global warming and extreme weather events so that the world was better prepared to tackle adverse situations.
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Assam and Mizoram are least prepared for climate change among Himalayan states, finds study	30.5.2019	Scroll.in - News that matters
Jammu and Kashmir is the third most vulnerable, while Sikkim is the most prepared.
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Can Bhubaneswar’s smart city infrastructure withstand summer heat stress?	30.5.2019	Citizen Matters
Extreme heat stress caused by high 'wet bulb temperatures' and urban heat island effect come into play in Odisha's capital, that is often the hottest city in the country during summers. But what do these terms imply, and how are they a threat to the upcoming smart city?
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Interaction programme on 'Indo-German Programme on CCA in the Himalaya' held at Lungphou village in Kangpokpi	28.5.2019	Manipur: E-Pao
Interaction programme on 'Indo-German Programme on CCA in the Himalaya' held at Lungphou village in Kangpokpi
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‘Ichhamati’: A classic Bengali novel set along a river is an archive of a forgotten ecological past	26.5.2019	Scroll.in
Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay’s novel, published in 1950, wonderfully and gently evokes a way of life next to a river that is almost extinct.
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