Microplastics Affecting Offshore Renewable Technology
Offshore Renewable Energy is one of the subcategories of the indirect method of how microplastics are affecting human beings
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Ola Puts Light on Battery Swapping Technology In India
Ola Mobility Institute (OMI), a policy research and social innovation unit of ride-hailing platform Ola, pitches for battery swapping technology to “be actively treated as...
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Is Kedarnath at risk again?
It was raining incessantly and the sky was thundering with the loud noise of encircling helicopters above. The scene seemed straight out of some film....
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Delhi witnesses spike in air pollution as India enters lockdown 4.0
After almost two months of clean air and blue skies, Delhi has entered the fourth phase of the nationwide lockdown with air quality index (AQI)...
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Cleaner air could bring down pollution deaths by 6.5 lakh in India: Study
If the low levels air pollution reached during the lockdown period are maintained, India’s annual death toll could reduce by 6.5 lakh, says a study...
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Largest ozone layer hole above Arctic finally closes
The largest hole ever observed in the ozone layer over the Arctic has closed, says Copernicus’ Atmospheric Monitoring Service. A rare hole in the ozone layer,...
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Benefits of Mosses to curb outdoor as well as indoor pollution
Moss walls turn a bland interior into something stunning. The visuals are second-to-none, combining the timelessness of nature with cutting edge technology and design. But...
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Ganga and Yamuna rivers are now clean!
After a long while, the river Yamuna is flowing full and cleaner at this time of the year. The nationwide lockdown due to the coronavirus...
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Water conservation in Maharashtra
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Water Development Report states that India is the largest extractor of groundwater in the world....
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How much do we know about water conservation?
Yes! we all agree that there is a scarcity of water in Chennai. Most of us will agree that we need to be more proactive...
