• March 3, 2025

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Typhoon Goni: Philippines hit by year’s most powerful storm

Typhoon Goni Typhoon Goni is barrelling across the Philippines, bringing with it “catastrophic” 225km/h (140mph) winds and torrential rainfall. At least four people are reported to have died. Homes have been damaged and roads inundated with flash flooding. Goni made landfall as a super typhoon at Catanduanes island on Sunday at 04:50 local time (19:50 […]

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Trump’s description of India as filthy sets off calls for

By Neha Arora NEW DELHI (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump’s description of India as a filthy place with polluted air has unleashed calls on social media for urgent clean-up action, particularly over New Delhi, the world’s most polluted capital. Defending the clean air in the United States, Trump made the comment during his final […]

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EIA 2020: Modi Govt Gave Itself More Time For Internal

Opinions from ministries helmed by cabinet minister Nitin Gadkari were sought 10 days after the deadline for public consultation about draft EIA 2020 passed, without setting any specific date for their replies. By Akshay Deshmane   NEW DELHI—Ten days after the official deadline for public consultation about the controversial draft EIA 2020 passed, a senior environment ministry official wrote […]

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Brazil’s Plan To Open Indigenous Land To Mining Would Affect

Indigenous groups have condemned the proposal, slamming it as showing “total disregard” for their rights. Mauricio Angelo BRASILIA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – A Brazilian government proposal to open indigenous land in Brazil to mining concessions could lead to the loss of forests over an area larger than England, researchers said Friday. Such a loss would […]

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Mauritius oil spill: Dead dolphins found after shipwreck

By Yasine Mohabuth BBC News, Mauritius At least 17 dead dolphins have been found on the seashore in Mauritius, more than a month after the huge oil spill caused by a Japanese-owned ship. The deaths have been caused either by the spill or the authorities’ decision to sink the ship’s stem, environmental campaigners say. The […]