Nature

April 15, 2024

Good news for cocoa farmers: Windfall gain if price upswing sustains

The main reasons for the recent price hike are severe production declines in leading cocoa-producing countries and limited availability due to non-seasonal factors.

April 03, 2024
Climate change: Catkins flowering at different times threatening their pollination

The global climate has been changing since the industrial era. Summers are getting warmer, rainfall patterns are fluctuating and extreme weather events will continue to get more frequent.
March 30, 2024
Heat waves slowed down by climate change prolonging misery: Researchers

For every decade between 1979 to 2020, researchers found heat waves slowed down by an average of five miles (eight kilometers) an hour per day.
March 27, 2024
Protection of Amazon rainforest: Brazil, France launch USD 1.1 billion programme

The announcement was made during French President Emmanuel Macron's three-day visit to the South American country.
March 26, 2024
Europe's green agenda thwarted as countries split over nature law

The nature law is the latest EU environmental policy to come under fire as policymakers try to respond to months of angry farmers' protests over complaints including strict green EU regulations.
March 23, 2024
Climate change leads to invasion of Adriatic Sea by new fish species

According to 2023 data from the Italian National Agency for new Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development (ENEA), the Mediterranean is becoming the fastest-warming sea on the planet.
World Water Day

March 22, 2024
Water crisis: Avoid Day Zero, learn from South Africa; sidestep lapses

A closer look at a growing population and a shift towards more water-intensive consumption patterns can explain why global freshwater use has increased six-fold since 1900.

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Good news for cocoa farmers: Windfall gain if price upswing sustains

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Climate change: Catkins flowering at different times threatening their pollination

Heat waves slowed down by climate change prolonging misery: Researchers

Protection of Amazon rainforest: Brazil, France launch USD 1.1 billion programme

Europe's green agenda thwarted as countries split over nature law

Climate change leads to invasion of Adriatic Sea by new fish species

Water crisis: Avoid Day Zero, learn from South Africa; sidestep lapses

Meet India’s ‘Lake Man’, a Bengaluru-based mechanical engineer on lake revival mission

How millennials can go green by embracing sustainability

Dragonfly species multiplying rapidly in Kerala not a good omen: Ecological expert