Economic sanctions: The convicted killers of Environment
When all the different methods of influence failed, the human need gave birth to a new tool to the list of covert and overt forms of foreign policy options. These…
Alcohol addiction: Study reveals irrevocable changes to DNA triggering to consume even more
While excessive intake of Alcohol may result in a variety of pathological effects, including damage to the liver, brain or other organs, and is associated with an increased risk of…
Displacement v/s Development: A fight for Justice
Development for One may not be development for the Other. Of Course the construction of dam means more cheap power but it may displace the people who live in that…
ExoMars Mission: To unravel water secret on Mars
According to John Updike, Mars has long exerted a pull on the human imagination. The erratically moving red star in the sky was seen as sinister or violent by the…
Our Mountains: blessed with Rivers or Risks Dams can’t answer yet
Time and again, Uttarakhand has proven that a geologically dynamic region can never be taken for granted. There have been variable instances where Nature’s fury has dislodged even great plannings…
Solar Radiation Management, limiting the incoming Sun’s rays: A gain or pain in disguise
Sun is indeed the prime source of energy and thereby light for Earth and other planets in its aura. Sustaining food chains by fueling Photosynthesis, emitting heat and warmth to…
Newsflash for foodies: Government and WHO join hands in this fight against Transfats, a silent killer
Fats and Humans have relations to savour since ages but we know a little less about it. They decide a great deal in leading a naturally sumptuous lifestyle in soul…
A utopia, not anymore: 100% renewable energy now achievable
The years 2030, 2035 and 2050 have been bouncing around climate-policy documents for quite a while now as the target years for climate mitigation. Even the year 2035 has been…
New strides in Tyre recycling: Michelin emerges as a Star in this ride
It may not be difficult to imagine thousands of tyres lying idle in empty parking lots, backyards, and river beds. Waiting for their time in dust, to be degraded after…
Wildlife smuggling persists in India, even doubled during Covid-19
Amidst the various speculations regarding the origin of Covid-19 virus and with WHO’s team thriving to learn more in China about the origination and spread of one of the worst…