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Environmental Impact - Page 4

September 16, 2026
Social/Sri Lanka

Patrols Could Save Sri Lanka’s Elephants

Sri Lanka’s 2020 National Action Plan for Human-Elephant Conflict was comprehensive, but its incomplete implementation left important gaps in protecting elephants along roads and railway lines. Strategic patrols could provide a practical,

Diplomacy/Geopolitics

The Tibetan Plateau Is Becoming a Disaster Multiplier

The disaster that struck the Nepal-China border on August 26 has forced scientists to reconsider how high-mountain hazards are assessed. What began with the collapse of a glacier-rock system near Langtang Lirung rapidly developed into a destructive torrent of ice,

September 3, 2026

Dozens Confirmed Dead, Hundreds Missing in Nepal Flash Flood

Editor's Choice/Social

A flash flood in Nepal’s Bhotekoshi River has left dozens confirmed dead and hundreds unaccounted for, sweeping through settlements, markets and critical infrastructure in

Countries Restore Land Twice France’s Size — But Fall Far Short of Pledges

Business

Countries have restored 124.3 million hectares of degraded land under United Nations-backed efforts, an area roughly twice the size of France, but the figure

How Trophic Cascades Devastate Ecosystems and Endanger Human Health

February 15, 2025
Health/Human Rights

All organisms in an ecosystem are interconnected, and any imbalance in this complex relationship can have irreversible consequences for both humans and nonhumans. Numerous examples illustrate how the destruction of one species

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Mountains Taller Than Everest Hidden Beneath Earth’s Surface

January 24, 2025
Education/World

Recent research has confirmed the existence of enormous mountains buried deep beneath the Earth’s surface—structures far taller than Mount Everest. These mountains, located within Earth’s mantle, are around 1,000 kilometers tall, over

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Aviation and The Conundrum of Climate Change —Time To Take Note?

January 15, 2025
Aviation/Columns

The Conundrum The aviation industry faces a monumental challenge in balancing its ambitious growth projections with the urgent need to mitigate environmental impacts. A recent report from the non-governmental organization (NGO) Transport

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Global Economy Losing Up to $25 Trillion Annually Due to Biodiversity Crisis

December 18, 2024
Education

The global economy is incurring losses of up to $25 trillion each year due to the failure of key sectors such as agriculture, energy, and fishing to account for the negative impacts

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2024-2025: Who Will Tackle Catastrophic Climate Change First?

December 14, 2024
Education/Human Rights/World

This year, 2024, humanity witnessed remarkable milestones, such as the first private landing on the moon and the successful transplantation of pig kidneys into living humans—advancements that showcase the immense potential of

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Severe Weather Affects Over 440,000 in Sri Lanka, Fatalities and Destruction Reported

November 29, 2024
News/Sri Lanka

According to the latest update issued at 6:00 a.m. today, a total of 441,590 individuals from 132,110 families across 24 districts have been affected by the adverse weather in Sri Lanka. The

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Sri Lanka: A Reckoning in the Storm

November 28, 2024
Editorials/Sri Lanka

Editorial The cyclone that has unleashed devastation across Sri Lanka is more than a natural disaster; it is a profound test of foresight, resilience, and the nation’s ability to protect its people.

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What Would a Real Renewable Energy Transition Look Like?

October 5, 2024
Business

The transition from relying overwhelmingly on fossil fuels to using alternative low-carbon energy sources could be “unstoppable and exponential,” according to some experts. A boosterish attitude by many renewable energy advocates is

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Future of Air Transport in the Age of Aquarius

September 6, 2024
Aviation/Business

“When the moon is in the Seventh House And Jupiter aligns with Mars Then peace will guide the planets And love will steer the stars This is the dawning of the Age

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India’s Challenges on the Energy Front Formidable

September 1, 2024
India

It is generally said that energy consumption levels are an indication of industrial, economic, and social conditions in society. This is true, as the use of energy is essential for industrial, agricultural,

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The Price of Greed: Lessons from Tolstoy’s Tale

August 23, 2024
New Books

Following excerpts adapted from author’s news book, The Alternative: How to Build a Just Economy, published by Hachette Book Group In 1886, the Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy wrote a short story called

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