Environment
How AI can save Earth’s biodiversity
28 Jan 2019
Our planet is in the midst of its sixth mass extinction, the worst since dinosaurs roamed the earth, 65 million years ago. By Ganes Kesari, co-founder and head of analytics of data science company Gramener
Climate change tipping point could be coming sooner than we think
24 Jan 2019
New study shows that vegetation may not be able to continue abating the effects of emissions from human activities
The long memory of the Pacific Ocean
07 Jan 2019
Sea grass saves beaches and money
03 Jan 2019
New costal regulations bring construction closer to seas
31 Dec 2018
While the government claimed that the move will lead to enhanced activities in the coastal regions thereby promoting economic growth, environmentalists say the new CRZ norms will open up fragile inter-tidal areas to real estate agents at the cost of the fishing community
Do you know the carbon footprint of your food choices?
18 Dec 2018
Consumers greatly underestimate the energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions associated with their food choices, but they'll favour items with a lower carbon footprint if they're given clear information on the label
Organic food worse for the climate
14 Dec 2018
Students around the globe collect more eye-opening research data on mammals than scientists
13 Dec 2018
Microplastics found in all sea turtle specie
05 Dec 2018
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