- May 2, 2026
Toxic River Water Puts South Africa’s Fruit Export Industry At Risk
South Africa’s Lowveld region faces a growing agricultural crisis as rising E. coli levels in river water threaten both local
Bangalore University assures public new construction won’t damage campus green spaces
Bangalore University has dismissed allegations that its new infrastructure development activities are damaging the campus environment. The university clarified that
Faridabad Pollution Worsens as Ammonium Sulfate Threatens National Air
Faridabad’s air pollution crisis now has a new villain — ammonium sulfate. A recent study found this invisible chemical pollutant
Delhi’s Nehru Park May Soon Become a Pollution-Free Zone
A major clean-air initiative could soon transform Delhi’s Nehru Park into a ‘pollution-free zone.’ Authorities plan to install a network
Saligao Residents Demand Action for Blockade Over Waste
Residents and local representatives in Saligao, Pilerne, and Calangute have issued a warning to authorities over the growing misuse of
Wildfires Trigger Long-Term Water Contamination
A new study reveals that the damage caused by wildfires extends far beyond the blaze itself, contaminating water sources for
Periyar, Chitrapuzha Hit by Toxic Waste
Water quality in Kerala’s Periyar and Chitrapuzha rivers has deteriorated severely, with faecal contamination levels surpassing Central Pollution Control Board
Mumbai Reopens Tender for Dumpsite Project
Mumbai’s ambitious plan to clean up the Deonar landfill — one of the oldest and most toxic waste sites in
Mumbai Air Monitors to Track Pollution Hotspots
Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is introducing portable air quality monitoring devices to its field operations. These handheld units, capable of
Kerala Moves to Ban Plastic Water Bottles at Events
Kerala government is preparing to enforce a ban on plastic drinking water bottles and other single-use plastics at weddings, restaurants,