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Tech To Decrease Food Loss & Increase Farmer Incomes

Food loss after harvest has economic implications for the farmer and also impacts the environment due to loss of agricultural…

2 weeks ago
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‘To Find Common Ground In The Himalayas Is In Our Self-Interest’

In June 2023, the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) released its latest report on the cryosphere (regions where…

2 months ago
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Farmers In 65 Countries Have Protested Since January 2023

Farmers protested in 67 per cent of countries in South America region, for a variety of reasons, such as wanting…

2 months ago
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As Farmers Protest, India Must Urgently Deal With Its Water Crisis

As farmers once again protest in India – three years on from the biggest peaceful civil society protest in the…

3 months ago
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Humans Are Depleting Groundwater Worldwide

If you stand at practically any point on Earth, there is water moving through the ground beneath your feet. Groundwater…

3 months ago
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Long Dry Weather Hits J&K’s Forests, Glaciers And Water Bodies

Jammu and Kashmir has been witnessing dry weather over the past six weeks, posing a significant threat to the region’s…

4 months ago
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Climate Change Threatens Labour Productivity In India: Study

Climate change could significantly impact labour productivity in countries like India and Pakistan by the end of the century. A…

4 months ago
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Climate Change Response: A Village Nurtures Traditional Food Systems

The once-predominant reliance on traditional crops such as white corn and millets in the Tamil Nadu village of Kuralkuttai underwent…

4 months ago
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Rising Air Pollution Impacts India’s Crop Yields And Food Security

A recent study has highlighted how air pollution impacts crop yields and increases associated economic burdens. The study found that…

4 months ago
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Rajasthan’s Khadeen: Resurrecting The Ancient Water-Harvesting Structures

In the Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan, farmers have harvested the limited rainwater with an indigenous technique called ‘khadeen’, that has…

5 months ago
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COP28 Puts Food On High Table For First Time, India Stays Away

A landmark declaration on agriculture, food and climate action was signed by 134 countries for the first time in global…

5 months ago
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Water As A Source Of Hope In The Middle East

Water is a central element of the war between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Israel controls several water…

6 months ago
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Economists Underestimated Financial Impact Of Climate Change

Scientists say severe climate change is now the greatest threat to humanity. Extreme weather is expected to upend lives and…

7 months ago
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‘Environment Protectors’: Punjab Move To Curb Stubble Burning

In a bid to stop stubble burning, the Gurdaspur district administration in Punjab has implemented a novel idea. Now, those…

7 months ago
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What Will An El Niño Bring Next To India?

India’s vital monsoon rains can be disrupted by an El Niño, which is a major concern for crop production. India’s…

7 months ago
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A Village Waits For Justice For Over 3 Decades

Strolling on the streets of Bichhri village, one sees water containers of all sizes kept outside or hung on the…

8 months ago
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Who’s Going To Clean Up Space Junk?

There’s a lot of trash on the Moon right now – including nearly 100 bags of human waste – and…

8 months ago
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Residents Near AP Uranium Mine Fear Health Issues From Contamination

For a decade, the uranium tailings pond near Tummalapalle and other villages in the YSR Kadapa district of Andhra Pradesh…

9 months ago
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How To Manage The Global Land Squeeze?

Rising population and demand for food, feed, fiber and fuel are increasing competition for land. For example, new WRI research projects that…

9 months ago
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MP 2nd In Stubble Burning, Farmers Unaware Of Govt Schemes

Madhya Pradesh ranks second in the country in terms of wheat production, which is a matter of pride for the…

10 months ago
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India’s Palm Oil Drive Faces A Reality Check

Palm oil has become essential to India’s food security in the past three decades, replacing other edible oils such as…

10 months ago
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If We Are Smart About Water, We Can Stop Our Cities Sinking

When you come into land at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International airport, it may not be obvious from the sky that…

12 months ago
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As Earth Warms, More ‘Flash Droughts’ Suck Soil, Plants Dry

(Source: AP) Climate change is making droughts faster and more furious, especially a specific fast-developing heat-driven kind that catch farmers…

1 year ago
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Insects Are Vanishing Globally, Making It Harder To Grow Food

Over the past 20 years, a steady trickle of scientific papers has reported that there are fewer insects than there…

1 year ago
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Compensation For Crop Loss: Landless, Tenant Farmers Miss Out

Ram Sagar, 64, a farmer who lives in Turkauli village of Sitapur district in Uttar Pradesh, lost three and a…

1 year ago

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