Environmental Conservation
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700-km Yatra Launched To Save Aravalli Hills From Mining Doom
In a bold call to arms for one of India's most ancient geological treasures, environmentalists, community leaders, and affected residents launched the 'Aravalli Sanrakshan Yatra' - a 700-kilometer foot march to safeguard the Aravalli mountain range
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Nepal Army Removes Human Remains And 11 Tonnes Of Garbage From Everest Region
The Nepali Army conducted its fourth Mountain Cleaning Campaign in the Everest region, removing 11,000 kgs of waste and recovering the remains of five climbers.
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From India to Australia, Cyclist Captures Diverse Beauty On Two Wheels
Jerry Choudhary's Instagram has become an exciting hub, where followers eagerly anticipate each new video he posts.
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E-Waste Rising Dangerously In Asia: UN Study
Electronic waste is rising sharply across Asia as higher incomes allow hundreds of millions of people to buy smartphones and other gadgets, with serious consequences for human health and the environment, according to a UN study released Sunday.
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Choked By Smog, Beijing Creates New Environmental Police
Officials in Beijing have announced a new environmental police squad to root out illegal burning, the latest government response to the widespread public anger over China's persistent problems with smog.
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Schools In China Begin Installing Anti-Smog Domes
Several schools in northern China are installing huge domes where children can play and exercise during recess to protect them from the smog outside, officials reported on Friday.
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Paris offers water with bubbles, but no bottles
In the latest in a series of unusual efforts to make Paris green, the city is now offering residents free sparkling water to try to wean Parisians not from red wine, but from over consumption of plastic bottles.Inaugurated on Tuesday by Eau de Paris, the public water company, "la pétillante" -- "the bubbly" -- is a water fountain installed in a wo...
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700-km Yatra Launched To Save Aravalli Hills From Mining Doom
In a bold call to arms for one of India's most ancient geological treasures, environmentalists, community leaders, and affected residents launched the 'Aravalli Sanrakshan Yatra' - a 700-kilometer foot march to safeguard the Aravalli mountain range
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Nepal Army Removes Human Remains And 11 Tonnes Of Garbage From Everest Region
The Nepali Army conducted its fourth Mountain Cleaning Campaign in the Everest region, removing 11,000 kgs of waste and recovering the remains of five climbers.
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From India to Australia, Cyclist Captures Diverse Beauty On Two Wheels
Jerry Choudhary's Instagram has become an exciting hub, where followers eagerly anticipate each new video he posts.
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E-Waste Rising Dangerously In Asia: UN Study
Electronic waste is rising sharply across Asia as higher incomes allow hundreds of millions of people to buy smartphones and other gadgets, with serious consequences for human health and the environment, according to a UN study released Sunday.
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Choked By Smog, Beijing Creates New Environmental Police
Officials in Beijing have announced a new environmental police squad to root out illegal burning, the latest government response to the widespread public anger over China's persistent problems with smog.
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Schools In China Begin Installing Anti-Smog Domes
Several schools in northern China are installing huge domes where children can play and exercise during recess to protect them from the smog outside, officials reported on Friday.
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Paris offers water with bubbles, but no bottles
In the latest in a series of unusual efforts to make Paris green, the city is now offering residents free sparkling water to try to wean Parisians not from red wine, but from over consumption of plastic bottles.Inaugurated on Tuesday by Eau de Paris, the public water company, "la pétillante" -- "the bubbly" -- is a water fountain installed in a wo...
