World environment Day is global celebration for the environment which is lead by the United Nations environment programme UNEP it is celebrated every year since 1974, it has become the largest global platform for environmental outreach.
The Tea Association of India (TAI) representing tea producers in Assam and West Bengal have expressed concern over the climate change coupled with subdued international and domestic markets.
The aim of the rally was to raise awareness about environmental conservation and promote sustainable practices within the community.
The objective behind the ride was to spread awareness to switch towards environment-friendly ways of commuting, to keep the atmosphere clean and healthier.
During the CPSE ICONIC Week celebrations, NTPC is also organizing a massive tree plantation drive at its various power stations.
Nature is sending mankind a message, specifically that mankind is on the verge of a breakdown. It is time to wake up. It is time to take notice. It is time to reformulate man's relationship with Nature. It is time to restore equilibrium between man and Nature.
It is quite paradoxical that so far we have been very conscious of pollution caused by auto emissions and other atmospheric pollutants while we have been continuing to ignore heaps and mounds of garbage and plastic waste. The existing laws on the subject as well as the rules framed thereunder are more than sufficient to handle this issue in a comprehensive manner, only the supervision and monitoring at various levels in the administration as well as the Green Tribunals need to be made more stringent.
The programme started with the ‘Sit and Draw Competition with a suitable slogan’. The students were divided into two groups- Junior Group and Senior Group.
There is some good news as far as faunal biodiversity of the wetland goes. The number of tortoise sightings in and around the pond has gone up this year.
Bollywood celebs urged the people on social media to take care of the environment by avoiding plastic and planting more trees.
