Environment
Rescued golden eagle takes flight again in Tunisia after rehabilitation
Aquila, a golden eagle in Tunisia, was rehabilitated and released after being rescued from captivity with clipped wings. This success is part of the ResQ program by the Tunisian Wildlife Association, which aims to rescue and rehabilitate injured wildlife. With only around 50 breeding pairs of golden eagles left in Tunisia, the efforts are vital. The program relies on private donations and targets awareness about wildlife protection laws and illegal trade prevention.
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Global Warming
US exits $9.3 billion climate deal with developing nations- In Rome, talks to protect Earth's biodiversity resume with money topping the agenda
- Climate change is shrinking glaciers faster than ever, with 7 trillion tons lost since 2000
- Everest snow cover has retreated by 490 feet in 1.5 months, says study
- Japan sets new 2035 emissions cut goal
The Good Earth
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- A roadmap to 'greener future': India mandates bio-gas blending, propelling sustainable energy
- Five Indian youths named among 2023 International Young Eco-Hero award winners
Developmental Issues
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- ADB to provide USD 500 million loan to support sustainable infra projects in India
- Urbanisation causing loss of mangroves in Visakhapatnam: NGT issues notice to authorities
- G20 role in climate finance critical: UN body chief
Flora & Fauna
Rescued golden eagle takes flight again in Tunisia after rehabilitation- American Bald eagle vs Canada Goose: Photographer captures 'symbolic' wildlife clash
- World Wildlife Day: India has a total of 6,327 river dolphins with UP having the highest number, PM announces multiple wildlife conservation initiatives
- UP now has highest number of dolphins in the country: report
- Taiwan bounty hunters kill invading iguanas as numbers soar
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Pollution
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Wild & Wacky
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