Playing with sea

Flouting laws, over 90 hotels have mushroomed on what once was a pristine beach in West Bengal

Science meets fiction

Down To Earth invites sci-fi buffs and writers to take its readers on a guided tour of the world of science fiction that throws a mirror to the …

Is rainfall linked to pollution? Depends on whether you live north or south of Vindhyas

DTE analyses PM10 spatial data for August 2022 and 2023 

Solar power lights up Sundarbans island

Six solar micro-grids cater to about 600 families in Satjelia island  

Fishing in new waters

Fisherfolk in Odisha try their hand at dairy and poultry farming

India fails to curb tobacco use, report

Poor enforcement of laws and affordability of tobacco products are blamed

The swing

More women than men are voting in India. Majority of them are from rural areas

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Nano flip-flop

The GM snare

Zone of contention

A bird flu over the commie nest

Higher incidences of water-borne diseases in fishermen drinking from Ganga: Survey

Consumption of and exposure to contaminated water has also led to predominance of skin diseases among fishing community

Daily Court Digest: Major environment orders (August 13, 2020)

Down To Earth brings you the top environmental cases heard in the Supreme Court, the high courts and the National Green Tribunal

COVID-19 outbreak: Cities with higher air pollution at more risk, say experts

Kolkata’s average exposure level was the highest in the country, because of the city’s compactness

Good ol' dug well

Traditional shallow wells can supply arsenic-free water. All one needs to do is install it with caution

Blood donation declines sharply in West Bengal in poll season

Students’ unions and trade unions that actively participate in blood donation camps are busy campaigning

Tram to oblivion

Kolkata witnesses the last days of a non-polluting and once-efficient mode of transport, while trams make a comeback in cities around the world. …

Homeless hilsa

The ocean fish that swims against the tide to spawn in rivers is moving away from Bangladesh

Middle path of conservation

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International Girl Child Day: Crimes against girls on the rise in India, especially eastern states

Strenghening community-based child protection systems imperative

A violent forest

Reconciling conservation and livelihoods in Sundarban mangroves

Defective blood-test kits in West Bengal

Fluoride for a meal

Bacteria to help tackle fluorosis

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