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| The hot seat of global warming
Polar Bears are not the only ones losing sleep as the world warms, reports Reshma Patil. |
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| Elephants too revise their food habits!
A new study shows elephants now prefer food crops instead of the forest fodder, reports Chetan Chauhan.
Project Elephants is here to stay |
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| Save chinar is Kashmir's call
A dramatic fall in the number of chinar trees from 40,000 to 19,000 has alarmed the concerned departments. |
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| Gharials' population shrinks
An increasing population of aggressive and carnivorous muggers has become a cause of serious concern, reports Satyen Mohapatra. |
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| Tiger, tiger braying bright
A large number of tiger skins, claws and teeth seized by law-enforcement officials are turning out to be fake, reports Neelesh Misra. |
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| Rs 11 crore for ending turtle-human conflict: Greenpeace
Greenpeace on Wednesday urged lawmakers in Orissa to allot an amount of Rs 11.20 crore in the state budget to end the turtle-fishermen conflicts. |
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| Salamander named strongest animal
The giant palm salamander is stronger than any other animal in the world, according to scientists. |
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| Economic cost of global warming
The inter-governmental panel on climate change brought out once again the alarming consequences of global warming, reports DH Pai Panandiker. |
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| New tracking system for Chilka lake dolphins
Scientists from University of Tokyo have started acoustic tracking of endangered Irrawaddy dolphins in Chilka lake, reports Satyen Mohapatra. |
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| Climate change major threat for India: Expert
Prof Sachs says that both the countries are planning huge thermal power plants to meet its future energy needs, reports Chetan Chauhan. |
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| CPCB irked at noise levels at airports
The noise levels have been found to be higher than the notified ambient noise standards, reports Chetan Chauhan. |
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| 2006 sixth warmest year in history
This can be attributed to rapidly rising population and increasing infrastructure in the coastal regions. |
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| Threads keep jumbos at bay
Villagers are fencing fields with threads and tiny bells to warn people about these jumbos, reports Rahul Karmakar. |
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| Tiger census: New mechanism evolved
Project Tiger officials are using a mix of the world's most modern and scientific methodologies to get an exact number.
Spl | Ten most endangered species in India |
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