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India concludes Climate and Health Solutions Conclave with blueprint for future...

MoHFW and ADB-led discussions emphasize building climate-resilient health infrastructure and integrating climate action into public health policies

NITI Aayog hosts national seminar on Sustainable Rural Livelihoods

Key stakeholders discuss strategies for enhancing rural livelihoods, boosting market linkages, fostering entrepreneurship, and addressing climate vulnerabilities

Global Sustainability Alliance summit urges investors to support Gujarat’s sustainable agriculture

Summit highlights the critical need for large-scale investments and FDI to help Gujarat farmers meet global sustainability standards

COVID-19 has forced us to re-focus our attention on zoonotic diseases:...

Government and stakeholders collaborate to enhance health of humans, animals, and environment

Researchers find key elements affecting osmotic stress in plants

The study also opens new doors in the field of plant biology that will enhance the current knowledge of mechanisms and provide with better candidates for crop improvement

How are young Indians responding to climate change & COVID-19? Study...

The study found that although most people felt that they had the power to make a difference when it comes to climate change and COVID-19, this did not necessarily translate into action

Abbott partners new global consortium to address viral outbreaks caused by...

Abbott is joining the Climate Amplified Disease and Epidemics (CLIMADE) consortium, which will use data science to predict, track and control diseases that may be amplified by climate change

Agriculture is central to the Indian identity: Vice President

Jagdeep Dhankhar calls for protecting farmers against climate change and price fluctuations

New polyhouse technology to help cultivate off-season crops

Conventional greenhouses have disadvantages due to roof covering which sometimes lead to excessive heat and insufficient light (early morning). Besides this, they are also prone to insufficient levels of CO2, transpiration and water stress........................

How bio-restoration is helping revive degraded mangroves in Sunderbans

The restoration method has been tested on a two-hectare degraded patch of mangroves in Ramganga village over the past five years and has been found more effective than monoculture of mangrove plantations as usually practiced................