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Forest fires in India: Alerts since April 1 nearly double that of 2020

Forest fires in India: Alerts since April 1 nearly double that of 2020
The country reported 82,170 VIIRS alerts in the fortnight till April 14; Uttarakhand sees&…
April 19, 2021
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Draft amendment to Forest Conservation Act may dilute protection to forests

The proposed draft, accessed by Down to Earth, may grant exemptions to railways, roads, tree plantations, oil exploration, wildlife tourism and ‘strategic’ projects in forests. Photo: Amit Shanker
The proposed draft, accessed by Down to Earth, may grant exemptions to railways, …
March 25, 2021
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Conserving nature leads to higher net economic value: Study

Conserving nature leads to higher net economic value: Study
It also pointed out that conservation and restoration did not universally provide greater …
March 19, 2021
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Similipal fire: Lives and livelihoods of Mankidia tribals in distress

Mankirdia of Durdura village collecting siali fibre. Their livelihoods have been affected by fire in Similipal. Photo: Hemanta Kumar Sahoo
The Mankidia tribe earn by collecting and selling siali fibre from Similipal forests; …
March 11, 2021
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Blogs

TS Panwar
TS Panwar

Is India in a position to announce a target of net zero emissions by 2050?  

Soundaram Ramanathan
Soundaram Ramanathan

Environment ministry amendment gives coal thermal power stations full licence to pollute: CSE

Ishani Sonak
Ishani Sonak

Closing the loop on fashion

Interviews

‘We will only wake up when sal trees have been driven to the brink of extinction’

treesofdelhi@gmail.com,

‘The Amazon recycles water’

Deborah Lawrence,She is professor of environmental sciences at the University of Virginia, USA

‘Giving community rights to indigenous people will benefit nations, nature’

Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim ,Former co-chair, International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change

Videos

Environment

The Chipko movement as it stands today

The idea behind the Chipko movement originated in early 1970s from Mandal, a village in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand. Forty-three years later, Down To Earth travelled to Chamoli and Tehri Garhwal and spoke to the participants of this movement about its relevance today
Forests

Will India lose one of its last patches of Jurassic forest?

Food

Food safari in deserts of Rajasthan

Food

The Aranya story: turning barren land into a food forest using permaculture

Forests

Under the Sal Tree—theatre of nature

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