New Indian Expressby Mohamed Salahudeen B24d ago
NAGAPATTINAM: Uneven rainfall across Nagapattinam has left farmers who have already taken up direct sowing of samba paddy seeking more rain to support crop establishment.
New Indian Expressby N Ramesh24d ago
THANJAVUR: With harvest of kuruvai paddy under way, farmers in the Cauvery delta districts have reported mixed yield.
Scroll.inby Vaishnavi Rathore24d ago
Kamla Devi never thought that a casual conversation with a colleague would save her life. On the morning of September 2, Kamla, her sister Sugna Devi and five other women were cutting grass in a...
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa24d ago
The regulator's report on drinking water regulation shows some major improvements in protection against infection, particularly in schools.
World news | The Guardianby Andrew Messenger24d ago
An estimated 800,000 bees, worth tens of thousands of dollars, have been stolen from properties in far north Queensland.
Taipei Times24d ago
People stroll in a park under the blooming flamegold trees, also known as rain trees, in Changhua County’s Hsihu Township yesterday.
Taipei Times24d ago
The Hengchun Peninsula’s (恆春半島) coastal ecosystems are facing a severe ecological crisis, with invasive yellow crazy ants, overfishing and regulatory loopholes endangering terrestrial hermit crabs...
ABC News Australiaby Joanna Prendergast24d ago
In short: New rules for workplace exposure to dust, chemicals and gasses come into effect on December 1, but mine and farm groups say they are not practical or measurable.
BBC Newsby Annabel Rackham24d ago
- Published Extreme weather may be changing the way we need to shop. Earlier this month, the UK government urged people to add a few more long-life products into their food basket - just in case...
ABC News Australiaby Georgia Loney and Chela Williams24d ago
In short: In Western Australia's South West, motorists can enjoy the sight of wildflowers that have been planted along the Bussell Highway.
The Independentby Nick Forbes and Danyel Vanreenen24d ago
Food and milk producers in England and Wales have come under increasing pressure from extreme heat and drought, and Scottish producers have said they are looking north to fill in the gaps.
The Independentby Rebecca Speare-Cole24d ago
Kenyan growers who produce black tea for British supermarket shelves have warned that climate impacts are damaging crop harvests and further diminishing their already "scarce" household incomes.
The Hinduby Senjuti Sengupta24d ago
A low-pressure area over the east-central Bay of Bengal and adjoining north Andaman Sea is likely to intensify into a depression on Monday, bringing a spell of heavy rain and squally weather to...
ABC News Australiaby Heloise Vyas24d ago
In short: Diverting waste from landfill is an increasing priority across the country. The Queensland government wants to recycle 65 per cent of the state's waste by 2035. What's next?
ABC News Australiaby Aisling Brennan and Kemii Maguire24d ago
In short: Renewable energy advocates are calling for a better framework for development processes to ensure investors are not scared off.
The Points Guy Articlesby Rachel Craft25d ago
How El Nino will impact travel in the coming year El Nino has officially arrived, and this one is a doozy. What does that mean for travelers?
The Hinduby Deepa H Ramakrishnan25d ago
A new patch of mangroves has sprung up along the coast at Pichavaram in Cuddalore district through the efforts of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and Forest Department at a cost of...
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau25d ago
A State-level conclave will be held at Thiruvambady on September 29 to evolve scientific and practical solutions to wildlife attacks faced by farmers in Keralam’s hilly regions, Agriculture...
PerthNowby Noah Secomb25d ago
'Keep up or languish': two paths for Australia's future Australia can look to a future of "endless possibilities" against a backdrop of a world growing more dangerous and divided.
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau25d ago
Science and technology are indispensable features for the growth of developing countries where the majority of the population are youngsters, said G. Viswanathan, founder and Chancellor, VIT.
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