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Ecotoxicology- to save living beings

N Munal Meitei13 Nov 2022

Environmental toxins can have many detrimental influences on human health, fertility and reproduction.

Can nature help us to combat climate change?

Naorem Munal Meitei2 Nov 2022

Climate change is a key driver of biodiversity loss, and protecting, conserving and restoring biodiversity is crucial to addressing climate change.

Meghalaya shuts down all illegal coke plants

Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma said that only those coke plants which received environmental clearance are being allowed to function, and there is no question of any illegal coke plants functioning in the state.

Making sense of planting more trees on 'Only One Earth'

Naorem Munal Meitei5 Jun 2022

World Environment Day 2022: Repeating the WED theme “Only One Earth” after 50 long years is a reminder to all the people in the world that the planet Earth is our only home and humanity must safeguard its finite natural resources. It reiterates the need to live sustainably in harmony with nature.

Only One Earth: A healthy planet is our responsibility and opportunity

Ashem Rahul Singh4 Jun 2022

World Environment Day is a great platform for leaders and governments everywhere to step up their sustainability commitments and transform their own activities and implement the policies that will enable everyone to solve the triple planetary crisis.

The Role of Mountain in Green Economy

Sanjenbam Jugeshwor Singh6 Mar 2022

The green economy framework and Rio+20 need to recognize the benefits arising from mountain ecosystems and should set principles and policies for global, regional and national actions in support of sustainable mountain development.

How increase in unchecked illegal mining is causing Manipur’s Wangjing-Heirok river to disappear

Babie Shirin13 Feb 2022

As Wangjing- Heirok riverbed in Thoubal district has now become a hub for illegal mining of sand and pebbles, in the absence of any action against it by authorities concerned, the river has dried up and villagers fear losing the river and the disastrous impact on the ecosystem of the area.

The road to recovery

Naorem Munal Meitei17 Jun 2021

World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought 2021 focuses on 'Restoration. Land. Recovery' for survival of planet earth.

World Environment Day observed across Manipur

IFP Bureau5 Jun 2021

As part of the World Environment Day 2021, a total number of 750 saplings were planted in the premises of Chingjaroi village in Ukhrul district.

World Environment Day 2021 celebrated throughout Meghalaya virtually

NNN/Shillong5 Jun 2021

Addressing the virtual gathering, Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma said that the adaptation to climate change is going to be a very critical part for policy makers at the highest level.

Art and its magic: Pari’s promise to Restore the ecosystem

RK Yaibiren Sana5 Jun 2021

Mere displacement of objects at the surface may not execute the promise.

STC BSF plants tree saplings as part of World Environment Day

Churachandpur Correspondent5 Jun 2021

A total of 2,464 saplings were planted

What can we contribute to the environment amid changing scenario

Thangminlun Haokip4 Jun 2021

World Environment Day is a call for every one; for businesses to develop greener models; for farmers and manufacturers to produce more sustainably; for the government to invest in repairing the environment.

Sustainable Development Goals can guide Asia-Pacific to build back better

Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana16 Mar 2021

As we find our way out of this pandemic, we must focus efforts on more equitable and greener growth. Unless there is a transformative change towards a sustainable future, pandemics will emerge more often, with more damage to our societies and economies.

Living with Nature in post COVID Lives

Sanjenbam Jugeshwor Singh24 Aug 2020

This Pandemic is also a stark reminder of our dysfunctional relationship with nature

Creation of ideal conditions for pathogens

Sanjenbam Jugeshwor Singh10 Jun 2020

Human actions, including deforestation, encroachment on wildlife habitats, intensified agriculture and acceleration of climate change have pushed nature beyond its limits.