The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau13d ago
The Keralam government has decided to double the compensation for loss of life and crop damage caused by wildlife attacks, Forest and Wildlife Minister Shibu Baby John has said.
ABC News Australiaby Neve Brissenden and Georgia Loney13d ago
In short: Workers at one of WA's two remaining coal mines have walked off the job, citing concerns over pay and their future employment prospects.
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau13d ago
A weak monsoon and a sharp rainfall deficit have left farmers in Shivamogga, which is known for heavy rainfall, deeply worried this year. Growers of maize and ragi are the worst-affected.
DW Englishby Kiyo Dörrer; Josh Axelrod13d ago
Donana National Park in southwestern Spain — one of Europe's most important wetlands, home to millions of migratory birds and threatened species like the Iberian lynx — is running dry.
The Siasat Dailyby News Desk13d ago
New Delhi: Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has sought the Centre’s intervention on drought relief, irrigation projects and Bengaluru’s infrastructure requirements during meetings with Union ministers...
TheJournal.ieby Christina Finn13d ago
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The Hinduby N S Chowdary13d ago
The Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board (APPCB) has begun action to close two prawn processing units in SPSR Nellore district after its inspectors found them releasing untreated wastewater into...
The Hinduby G Krishnakumar13d ago
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has picked holes in the report by the Kerala State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB), which claimed that there are adequate treatment facilities for processing the...
El País Englishby Manu González Pascual13d ago
Water service failed in at least 300,000 Atlanta households on July 27. Taps ran, but only a trickle came out.
New Indian Expressby Express News Service13d ago
KOCHI: From century-old mangroves and Pokkali paddy fields to island-based livelihoods, a backwater cruise organised by the ICAR- ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) to...
The South Africanby Sundeeka Mungroo13d ago
36-hour water shutdown for Durban: More areas face supply cuts this week A major water maintenance shutdown could affect parts of Durban’s Inner West, Outer West, North and South regions this week.
The South Africanby Nicole Burger13d ago
Are great white sharks finally coming back to South Africa’s waters? [video] For years, one of South Africa’s most iconic marine encounters all but vanished.
Mail Onlineby Freda Lewis-Stempel13d ago
Diesel has hit a record high, with it currently sitting just shy of £2 a litre, leaving markets worried and motorists struggling to afford to fill up their vehicles.
The South Africanby Shyleen Choruma13d ago
Why can you smell rain before it arrives? That familiar earthy smell of rain has a name, and science explains exactly where it comes from and why we can smell it.
Al Jazeeraby AJLabs13d ago
Newly updated Google Maps satellite imagery shows the scale of destruction across the besieged Gaza Strip nearly three years into Israel’s genocidal war.
The Independentby Hannah Stephenson13d ago
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The Independentby Holly Evans13d ago
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BBC Newsby Adrian Goldberg; Fergus Hewison13d ago
- Published Lives "will be lost" unless more is done to combat the increasing risk of wildfires, the chairwoman of the UK's Climate Change Committee (CCC) has said after a record number of blazes...
The South Africanby Nicole Burger13d ago
Weather Report: Severe thunderstorms hit six provinces today Tuesday brings a wet, stormy start to the day across much of the interior, with thunderstorm warnings stretching from the North West to...
The Conversation Africaby Ivor Chipkin, Associate lecturer, University of Pretoria13d ago
The city of Johannesburg – South Africa’s largest – is increasingly unable to perform even its most basic functions, such as providing clean water and electricity and maintaining its roads and the...
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