OpIndiaby Aditi12 Sept 2026
On September 8, 2026, a routine patrol by the Odisha Forest Department officials in a forest in the Jaleswar area of Balasore district, Odisha, became national news because of a unique discovery.
Inside Climate Newsby By Lee Hedgepeth12 Sept 2026
DOUBLE SPRINGS, Ala.—As 59-year-old Pam Benton sat handcuffed to a cold bench inside the Winston County Courthouse, shame flooded over her.
The Hinduby Nellore Sravani12 Sept 2026
People in Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam woke up to the sounds of thunderstorms as very heavy rain pounded the city on Saturday (September 12).
Mongabay Globalby Lucia Torres12 Sept 2026
MADRE DE DIOS, Peru — In Madre de Dios, in the Peruvian Amazon, thousands of people depend on gold mining, while the spread of mercury and deforestation are transforming the country’s most...
TheJournal.ieby AFP12 Sept 2026
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ScienceAlertby Starre Vartan12 Sept 2026
Our relatively stable global climate is governed by an incredibly complex set of factors, all interacting with each other in dynamic and changeable ways – but there are a couple of really big, key...
The Hinduby S P Saravanan12 Sept 2026
The prolonged dry spell in the hill region has triggered an acute drinking water crisis in the Thalavadi block, with borewells failing to yield water even at depths of 800 feet to 1,000 feet...
Swarajyaby Arun Dhital12 Sept 2026
Kerala faces a severe power crisis in September 2026, with the state imposing load restrictions throughout the month despite Chief Minister V D Satheesan's earlier assurances.
The South Africanby Alicia Naidoo12 Sept 2026
Fuel tax changes: What this means for your petrol price Petrol and diesel prices rise again in September as global oil pressures collide with the return of full fuel levies.
BBC Newsby Josh Cann12 Sept 2026
- Published High up on a Manx hillside, Sarah Hickey effortlessly pushes a metre-long metal rod into the wet ground until it disappears almost to her hands.
The Hinduby Mayank Kumar12 Sept 2026
The Uttar Pradesh government on Friday (September 11, 2026) said that the sugarcane sector in the State witnessed significant growth, with nearly half of India’s sugarcane now produced in the...
Hindustan Timesby ANI12 Sept 2026
Ganga water recedes in Bihar; severe flood conditions persist in UP Flood-like conditions also affected several areas in UP due to a rise in the Ganga's water level.
Swarajyaby Arun Dhital12 Sept 2026
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation is working to finish the third package of its Mithi River rejuvenation project, covering the stretch from the CST Road bridge in Kurla to Mahim Causeway, by...
Mail Onlineby Jane Denton12 Sept 2026
- See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source We have lived at our current address for 28 years and when we moved in there was a residential care home at the back of our...
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds12 Sept 2026
Garden experts have revealed four ways you can reuse old toilet roll tubes in your garden and make your garden more sustainable this autumn.
The Hinduby Simrit Malhi12 Sept 2026
A few months ago, Kumar, who lives on my farm in Kodaikanal, shared a piece of news that I have held close to my heart, letting it warm me every time I needed it.
The South Firstby South First Desk12 Sept 2026
Low-pressure area in Bay of Bengal: Heavy rains lash Andhra coastal districts Authorities advised the public not to step out unless it is an emergency, and cautioned against standing under trees or...
The Hinduby Barry Rodgers12 Sept 2026
We have become rather good at talking about consent. There are campaigns about it, dating-app prompts about it, and enough Instagram explainers to suggest that the vocabulary is no longer the...
National Heraldby Avay Shukla12 Sept 2026
The Last Sky: Countdown for an endangered planet Avay Shukla on his latest book, tracing two decades of environmental damage and the consequences of putting growth before sustainability I'm happy...
ABC News Australiaby Jack Colantuono, Zaida Glibanovic, and Mim Hook12 Sept 2026
In short: A world-first trial on Phillip Island has found floating wetlands can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater lagoons.
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