New research confirms feral cats and foxes have driven many Australian mammals to extinction. Scientists warn that without predator control, biodiversity loss could accelerate. The study highlights the importance of managing these predators to protect Australia’s unique wildlife.
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A newly described gecko species from Odisha’s Eastern Ghats is adding to growing evidence that the region’s biodiversity remains far from fully documented. The species, Hemidactylus kalinga sp. nov., formally described in the journal Herpetozoa is endemic to the northern Eastern Ghats. The gecko species is also the second endemic Hemidactylus species from Odisha, after
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The India-EU Free Trade Agreement is crucial as it aims to stabilize supply chains and redefine sustainability norms amid geopolitical and climate challenges, offering strategic diversification.
Insects are the backbone of global food systems. Pollinating over 70% of cultivated crops and 90% of flowering plants, insects are one of the major ecosystem service providers, offering services valued around US$235 to 577 billion. Yet most discussions on pollination centres exclusively around bees, side-lining other crucial pollinators in research, policy and public attention.
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A CEEW study reveals that 38% of Indian cattle rearers prioritize non-market uses like dung and draught power over milk sales, highlighting the need for policies that reflect diverse rural livelihoods.
30 million Indian cattle-rearing households do not sell milk: Study Read More »
Air pollution harms major body systems, with PM2.5 and ozone linked to cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. Despite reductions due to the Clean Air Act, new policies may ignore health benefits, risking increased pollution and health costs.
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