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Army personnel from the Artillery Centre removed plastic waste from the Hussainsagar as part of a week-long initiative o mark World Environment Day under an Indian Army initiative Olive Greens Defending Environment'. (DC Image)

Army pitches in to clean Hussainsagar on World Environment Day

Union Minister for Housing & Urban Affairs and Petroleum & Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri. (PTI Photo/Shahbaz Khan)

With Global Biofuel Alliance, India is Breaking Free From The Chains of Fossil Fuels

Minister K.T. Rama Rao attributed the state's good performance to the Haritha Haram' flagship forestation programme. (DC FIle)

Telangana leads the way for environmental conservation: Report

Environment and development expert Sai Bhaskar Reddy Nakka said that the five R of Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repair and Recycle would help in significantly bringing the plastic usage down in daily life. (Representational Image: DC)

World Environment Day to Prevent Plastic Pollution

The event saw the guests plant over 100 native trees at Woods, and partake in pottery and painting workshops to emphasise the importance of art and individual actions in preserving the environment. (Image: DC)

World Environment Day 2023

Prof. D. Narasimha Reddy. (Image Source: linkedin.com)

Social activists oppose retraction of GO 111

The migratory birds feel a sense of belonging to Veerapuram. Hundreds of painted storks reach the village for stay and breeding every summer season. (File Image: DC)

Winged Guests From Siberia Face Hard Times In Veerapuram

Barkudia limbless Skink discovered in Kambalakonda sanctuary by forest officials in Visakhapatnam on Monday. (DC Image)

Limbless skink discovered in Vizag sanctuary

Experts also said that construction activities would be a matter of grave concern as blasting and tunnelling, coupled with shrinking lake areas, will impact birds and other species dependent on the aquatic ecosystem. (Image Source: DC)

Scrapping of GO 111 death knell for ecosystem, say environmentalists

Hundreds of government officials, NGOs, and the general public participated in the beach cleaning programme. Stalls put up by various organisations and sand art attracted early morning visitors. (DC Image)

Mega beach cleaning organised in Vizag

Vijayawada Municipal Corporation (VMC) has opened 67 Reduce-Reuse-Recycle (RRR) centres in Vijayawada as part of its plan for a cleaner and greener city on Saturday. (Image Source: Facebook)

67 Reduce-Reuse-Recycle centres started in Vijayawada city

With streams and rivulets on the verge of drying up in KTR, the wildlife is fully dependent on artificial water bodies that have been created by forest officials. (Representational Image: DC)

Rising heat: KTR officials attempt to save wildlife and grasslands

Andhra Pradesh has a sizable population of leopards, ranging between 461523, according to an official estimate. Twitter

Protect leopards, foresters tell people on International Leopard Day

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has warned the state government not to start work on the Sitammasagar multipurpose project without obtaining a separate environmental clearance for it. (Image Source: greentribunal.gov.in)

NGT orders separate EC for Sitamma Sagar Multi Purpose project

The trees were taken down with no official permit and without any authority being aware of it. Tree protection committee (TPC) claimed it did not know, the GHMC said it had no idea. (DC)

'Green murder' of 55+ trees

Badly Damaged road at Begum bazar causes inconvenience to motorists, following heavy rains in Hyderabad. (S. Surender Reddy/DC)

Experts blame climate change for intense rains in Hyderabad

Sewage of Film nagar, which is entering into the KBR park, polluting the water body inside the National park. DC Image

Sewage water enters KBR Park from Filmnagar

Birds in the city continue to suffer from the use of Chinese Manja as incidents of injuries and deaths among avians continue to be reported across the city. (Image Source: petaindia.com)

Birds continue to reel from Chinese manja use

Screengrab from Jeelgaikunta forest fire in the Amrabad tiger reserve.

Forest fires wipe off 20,000 acres of forest this year so far

Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister KT Rama Rao released the City Biodiversity Index of Hyderabad on Tuesday. (Twitter)

Hyderabad records improvement in biodiversity since 2012

The Indian Meteorological Department on Tuesday predicted a normal monsoon for the nation, but the outlook did not look as bright for Telangana based on the probability rainfall forecast map. (DC)

IMD predicts normal to below normal monsoon for Telangana

Skymet expects the monsoon rainfall to be around 94 per cent of the long-period average (LPA) of 868.6 mm for the four-month period from June to September. (Photo: DC)

India may witness below-normal monsoon rains, drought: Skymet Weather

Amrabad tiger reserve has advanced to the 'Very Good' category, according to a report that Prime Minister Narendra Modi released on Sunday (DC Image)

Amrabad is 'very good'; Kawal in a spot: Tiger report

Though the forest department is keeping ready water ponds for the animals to quench their thirst, the hillock areas dry up during the summer. (Representative image: DC)

Wild animals stray into human habitations in search of water, feed in Rayalaseema

Woman covering chunni her head and the children's head protection from the heat due to scorching sun in Vijayawada on Monday. (DC Photo)

Hotter summer for AP this season

Guterres voiced concern that human activity is driving the planet's temperature to dangerous new levels and "melting glaciers are the canary in the coalmine". Representational Image/AP

Himalayan rivers like Indus, Ganges will see flows reduced as glaciers recede: UN

Some of the popular beverages sold are lime soda, sugarcane juice, pudina water, lassi and buttermilk. (Photo: R. Pavan)

Summer hydration: Pushcarts mushroom across Hyderabad city as mercury rises

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the country was supposed to have a normal rainfall of 21.8 mm in February but received 68 per cent less at 7.1 mm. (Representational Image)

Met officials warn of heat waves, damage to crops

The NECF has rushed a letter to the Prime Minister, MoEF, Karnataka State chief secretary, and ACS of the Forest Department, highlighting the negative impact forest fires can have on the economy, soil, vegetation, and carbon chain. Representational Image/PTI

Use modern methods to put out forest fires, suggest environmentalists

Anjal Prakash, research director and adjunct associate professor of Bharti Institute of Public Policy, ISB, told Deccan Chronicle, The climate models have predicted that this is going to be a warmer summer and the hot areas will be hotter than before. In Telangana, we are seeing 38C in February itself, which is an indication of what is in store in April and May. (Representational DC Image)

Experts warn of particularly hot summer ahead in Hyderbad

"We collect PET bottles from shores, roadsides, landfills, bins, and a variety of other places where they are dumped. After being cleaned, they go through a process that adequately compresses them to separate them into tiny pieces, which are then combined to create smooth cloth, Shahani explained. (Image Source: Apparel Resources).

Hyderabad entrepreneurs Modify' clothes from aloe vera to orange peel

The race will air live in the UK on Channel 4 and Eurosport from 9am GMT. It will air live on Star Sports and Hotstar in India. (Photo: Twitter)

Formula E drives evolution in live broadcast of major sports events

SDRF personnel demolish the Hotel Mount View, which has been marked unsafe, in the land subsidence affected area in Joshimath, Saturday, Jan. 28, 2023. (PTI Photo)

Steps taken in Joshimath inadequate, declare Himalayas eco-sensitive zone: Experts

Katora Houz Lake on the Golconda fort premises. (Photo:DC)

Dilapidated Katora Houz Lake turns landfill, poses life risk to residents

Satyavati stressed on impactful public outreach programmes on the single-use plastic ban and urged the citizens of Vijayawada to use jute and cloth bags as a substitute for plastic bags. Representational Image/DC

Ban on single-use plastic in Vijayawada from Jan. 26

The Care the Bear carbon emissions campaign is followed by many companies in Thailand. (Photo By Arrangement)

Phuket becomes an example of organic tourism

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