The Latest Breaking News from Environment

VP Dhankhar stresses need for innovative approaches to strengthen deterrence, revitalise diplomacy for effective conflict resolution. He highlights importance of achieving/upholding peace through multi-faceted approach, combining ideation, advocacy, outreach, persuasion, dialogue.

A Senate report into long-spined sea urchins has found immediate action could be a "rare simultaneous win" for the environment and the economy.

IIT BHU students protest after female student allegedly stripped, molested by 3 men. FIR registered; Priyanka Gandhi Vadra seeks answers on campus security.

TNSWA orders Nilgiris authorities to report on wetland encroachment near Udhagamandalam railway station & Ooty lake. Madras High Court order to protect wetlands until ground-truthing & notification under Wetlands Rules, 2017. Letter to district officials to stop unmindful construction & penal action against irresponsible officials. #TNSWA #Wetlands #Udhagamandalam #Ooty #MadrasHighCourt…

Using virtual reality and brain-machine interfaces, a new study reveals that rats, too, have a vivid imagination.

Scientists say that like humans the rodents can navigate through a space using only their thoughts

Rats immersed in a VR world played games that could be won only by using imaginative route planning, scientists report.

Cathie Wood said a deflationary trend is playing out,and highlighted long-term stocks and bonds as best bets in such environment

The financial services industry is set for solid growth and profitability, driven by sustained demand and widespread digital technology adoption. Moreover, the high-interest rate environment is expected to boost the profitability of these financial companies. To that end, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong consumer financial stocks, Global…

Social media platforms are a great source of information and entertainment. They also help us to maintain contact with friends and family. But social media can also – and has, often – become a toxic environment for spreading disinformation, hatred and conflict.

Cover crops top the list of tasks U.S. farmers are told will build healthy soil, help the environment and fight climate change