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This Rs 1,000 Crore Underwater Base To Make Living Below Sea Possible By 2027
A company is making a new underwater base, set to house humans 200 meters below sea level, that could revolutionise ocean exploration.
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Considerable Drop In Aquatic Life Population In Yamuna, Parliament Told
There has been a considerable reduction in the population of aquatic life such as Indian major carps namely catla, rohu and mirgala in the Yamuna river due to pollution, the Jal Shakti Ministry said.
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China To Impose Annual Fishing Ban In Yellow River From 2018: Report
State-owned media Xinhua reported that China will impose ban on fishing in yellow river from April1 to June 30th of every year, starting from 2018.
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Edible Six-Pack Rings Seek To Limit Harm To Sea Life
A Florida brewery has done something bold to try to help the environment: replacing the plastic six-pack rings that can harm sea life with edible ones.
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SAARC Policy Makers, Scientists Discuss Climate Change
Policymakers and scientists from SAARC countries have begun deliberations on climate change, which is adversely affecting ocean and marine life in the region.
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This Rs 1,000 Crore Underwater Base To Make Living Below Sea Possible By 2027
A company is making a new underwater base, set to house humans 200 meters below sea level, that could revolutionise ocean exploration.
-
Considerable Drop In Aquatic Life Population In Yamuna, Parliament Told
There has been a considerable reduction in the population of aquatic life such as Indian major carps namely catla, rohu and mirgala in the Yamuna river due to pollution, the Jal Shakti Ministry said.
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China To Impose Annual Fishing Ban In Yellow River From 2018: Report
State-owned media Xinhua reported that China will impose ban on fishing in yellow river from April1 to June 30th of every year, starting from 2018.
-
Edible Six-Pack Rings Seek To Limit Harm To Sea Life
A Florida brewery has done something bold to try to help the environment: replacing the plastic six-pack rings that can harm sea life with edible ones.
-
SAARC Policy Makers, Scientists Discuss Climate Change
Policymakers and scientists from SAARC countries have begun deliberations on climate change, which is adversely affecting ocean and marine life in the region.
