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10/07/2024

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07/12/2022

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20/07/2022

Pathetic condition of road of the vellur panchayathu in Kerala state now

15/06/2022

Each year 9 million people die ☠️ prematurely because of pollution?

Pollution affects our health through the food we eat 🍏, the water we drink 💧and the air we breathe 🌬️. This is one of the triple planetary crises we face.

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09/06/2022

Microplastics have been found in freshly fallen snow in Antarctica for the first time, which could accelerate snow and ice melting and pose a threat to the health of the continent's unique ecosystems. The tiny plastics - smaller than a grain of rice have previously been found in Antarctic sea
ice and surface water but this is the first time it has been reported in fresh snowfall, the researchers say.

Aves found an average of 29 microplastic particles per litre of melted snow, which is higher than marine concentrations reported previously from the surrounding Ross Sea and in Antarctic sea ice. Samples taken from immediately next to the
scientific bases on Ross Island. Scott Base and McMurdo Station threw up larger concentrations - nearly three times that of remote areas.

There were 13 different types of plastic found with the most common being PET - the plastic commonly used to make soft drink bottles and clothing.
Atmospheric modelling suggested they may have travelled thousands of kilometres through the air, however it is equally likely the presence of humans in Antarctica has established a microplastic footprint', Revell said.

09/06/2022

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18/05/2022

More than 6.6 million people died due to air pollution in 2019, a new study published on Tuesday estimated, with India contributing the highest share at 1.67 million, or 17.8% of such premature deaths.

The study published in The Lancet Planetary Health further points out that while there have been lesser pollution deaths from primitive indoor stoves and water contaminated with human and animal waste, the number of pollution deaths in 2019 is almost equivalent to 2015 since dirty air from cars, trucks and industry has shot up by 55% since 2000.

Philip Landrigan, director of the Global Public Health Program and Global Pollution Observatory at Boston College said, “The bad news is that it’s not decreasing. We are making gains in the easy stuff and we are seeing the more difficult stuff, which is the ambient outdoor industrial air pollution and the chemical pollution, still going up.”

Out of the top 10 nations on the list, the United States is the only fully industrialized nation ranked at 7th. However, China, India and US all have a massive population, hence more deaths. The global average is 117 pollution deaths per 100,000 people and on a per population rate, Chad and the Central African Republic had the highest deaths with about 300 pollution deaths per 100,000 while Brunei, Qatar and Iceland had the lowest pollution death rates ranging from 15 to 23.

As per the report, the problem worsens in densely populated areas such as South Asia including India where financial and government resources to address the pollution problem are limited. Anumita Roychowdhury, Director of Centre for Science and Environment based in New Delhi confirmed that air pollution remains the leading cause of death in South Asia attributing mainly to the toxic emissions from vehicles and energy generation.

27/01/2022

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27/01/2022

⚠️WARNING: THIS ANIMAL CRUELTY MUST STOP RIGHT NOW!⚠️ WE MUST STOP THIS SENSELESS KILLING! This photo from our friends at shows a recreational fisherman posing happily with what looks to be a big eye thresher shark. All three living species of thresher sharks, including the big eye, are listed as endangered to extinction on the IUCN Redlist. This endangered species should NOT be killed like this as our marine ecosystem depends on these predators swimming freely about in our oceans. Maybe this fisherman doesn't understand the role he is playing in the destruction of this species - and therefore, the oceans…and maybe he doesn't understand that his pose sends a message of arrogance at conquering another species. We humans are not above any other species - especially one that is vulnerable to extinction and continuing to rapidly decline and we must learn to live with these species, not to destroy them. We must give them the respect they deserve or else we’ll be the next species that faces extinction in the coming years at the rate we’re killing our our most precious wildlife and plenty too. IT’S NOT TOO LATE FOR US TO CHANGE! And that change starts by spreading awareness about this so we ask you use your social platform for good and share this post with your followers, friends and family, celebrities, influencers and news media who need to see/share it too so we can begin to work together to stop this killing and save our planet!           

30/09/2021

⚠️PLEASE SHARE & SIGN THE PETITION TO STOP THIS ANIMAL CRUELTY!⚠️ We MUST expose this ridiculous animal cruelty that goes on behind forcing elephants to "entertain" tourists at Khao Kheow Zoo in Thailand! Every day these helpless elephants perform this “spectacle”, while the trainer rides on their necks, coercing them to dive into the pool that’s not natural for them. While elephants enjoy bathing in the water, they do it standing…only when they can’t stay afloat do their heads ever sink below the water — so basically they’re drowning each time they’re made to “perform”. And in this performance, this elephant was made to dance around, bobbing her head above/below the surface with a trainer who tugged violently on her ears & forced her to plunge to the bottom & do tricks before going back up for air. The training process to get the animals to perform is horrific, starting when they are taken rom their families as calves. The mother & others in the herd who try to intervene are often slaughtered, with an estimated 7-8 adults killed for every calf taken. The calf then goes through “pajan”, training designed to break their spirits & force the animal into submission. Calves are locked into “crushing cages” barely big enough for them to fit into, deprived of food/water & kept awake for days with loud noise. Next, they are beaten with hammers/clubs & stabbed with rods tipped with metal spikes. Almost 50% of elephants die from the abuse and 10% die of heart failure within a year due to stress. Those who make it suffer a lifetime of “performances” like this. WE MUST WORK TOGETHER TO STOP THIS ANIMAL CRUELTY RIGHT NOW! Please sign the petition linked in our bio

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26/09/2021

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25/09/2021

The world’s tallest living tree is being wrapped in a fire-resistant blanket because two wildfires are about to collide right where it’s been growing for thousands of years.⁣
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General Sherman, a Giant Sequoia tree that stands more than 275 feet tall and more than 36 feet in diameter, is at-risk of being scorched as California wildfires continue to rage in Sequoia National Forest. ⁣
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Both the Paradise fire and the Colony fire, collectively known as the KNP Complex, are exploding in size at an exponential rate and ravaging national forest land. ⁣
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To protect the General Sherman—as well as other treasured Sequoias in the area, firefighters have put flame-retardant blankets, which look like giant pieces of aluminum foil, around their bases. ⁣
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“It’s a very significant area for many, many people, so a lot of special effort is going into protecting this grove,” Rebecca Paterson, a spokeswoman for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, told the Los Angeles Times “⁣
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The General Sherman Sequoia is estimated to be between 2,300 and 2,700 years old, with many surrounding trees in the area similarly as old.

While the trees have evolved to withstand fire to a certain extent, climate change has caused fires to spark more frequently and at a more intense rate.
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"These trees are adaptive to fire, but not intense fire,” Steven Bekkerus, a public affairs officer at the U.S. Forest Service told ABC 30. “So we want to do everything we can to protect these trees as well as all these historic cabins that are on the National Park." ⁣
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The enormous blankets can protect structures—or in this unique case, trees—for a short amount of time, and firefighters hope they’ll buy them time to fight the flames. As of Friday morning, there are 482 responders dispatched to fight the KNP Complex, but that number is expected to grow as the flames continue to grow.⁣
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The blankets have also worked before. Last month as South Lake Tahoe burned, some cabins, homes, and other structures in the residential ski town were wrapped in similar blankets. Most survived the flames, while the ones left bare were decimated. ⁣
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23/09/2021

The Afghan girls national football team and their families were granted asylum by Portugal and have arrived in the capital Lisbon after weeks on the run from the Taliban.⁣
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The group of 80 included the 26 players, aged between 14 and 16, and their family members.⁣
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They had been trying to leave Afghanistan for weeks unsuccessfully after the withdrawal of U.S. forces and subsequent takeover by the Taliban in August, who banned women from playing sports.⁣
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The team found out they were leaving early Sunday and were evacuated via chartered plane within hours.⁣
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“They left their homes and left everything behind,” Farkhunda Muhtaj, told AP. She is the captain of the Afghanistan women’s national team who from her home in Canada had spent the last few weeks communicating with the girls and working to help arrange their rescue, told The Associated Press. “

They can’t fathom that they’re out of Afghanistan.”⁣
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For weeks, the Afghan girls national football team had been moving around the country, waiting for word that they could leave.⁣
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One wants to be a doctor, another a movie producer, others engineers. All dream of growing up to be professional soccer players.⁣
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The rescue mission, named Operation Soccer Balls, was coordinated with the Taliban through an international coalition of former U.S. military and intelligence officials, U.S. Sen. Chris C***s, U.S. allies, and humanitarian groups, said Nic McKinley, a CIA and Air Force veteran who founded Dallas-based DeliverFund, a nonprofit that’s secured housing for 50 Afghan families.⁣
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23/09/2021

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Over 1,400 dolphins were killed in a single hunt in the Faroe Islands on Sunday, in a record catch that angered ocean conservationists and shocked locals calling for an end to brutal traditions.⁣
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Footage of the mass slaughter, released by ocean conservationist group Sea Shepherd, shows an entire superpod of white-sided dolphins writhing in pools of their own blood. Hunters killed them with knives and dragged the carcasses onto the beach, where hundreds stood watching. ⁣
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After capture, the meat is divided among residents in the partially Danish-administered territory.⁣
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The hunt, known as the “grindadrap” or just “grind,” has been practiced for over four centuries on the archipelago, and animal rights groups and conservationists have been calling to end the killings. ⁣
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In this most recent hunt, several laws governing grind were allegedly broken, angering even locals who view dolphin hunting as part of their cultural heritage.⁣
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A local broadcaster, Kringvarp Føroya, called the killing “tragic” with far too many slaughtered dolphins. Danish outlet Ekstra Bladet published interviews with locals, who said they were embarrassed to be Faroese. ⁣
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Olavur Sjurdarberg, the chairman of the Faroese Whalers Association, told the BBC, “When the pod was found, they estimated it to be only 200 dolphins. Somebody should have known better.”⁣
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Last year, only 35 of the mammals were slaughtered. In the last decade, fewer than 1,300 were killed. ⁣
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Sea Shepherd, which has called for an end to the hunt since the early 1980s, said this hunt was excessively cruel and broke several rules. ⁣
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Rob Read, the chief operations officer at Sea Shepherd’s UK office, called the hunt a “catastrophic mistake,” especially as the local hunt organizer never authorized the killings. ⁣
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“A massive pod was driven in, the dolphins were left thrashing about in the water for so long, the killing was carried out badly as well and terribly inhumanely. Lots of dolphins, still alive, were thrown on top of other dolphins, just to make space for more to be brought out of the water,” he told VICE World News. ⁣
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17/08/2021

This photo shows hundreds of Afghans crammed into a fleeing US Air Force plane as it leaves Kabul after the fall of the capital to the Taliban.⁣
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The Afghan citizens, believed to be 640 people in total, had been cleared to evacuate and crowded inside the C-17 Globemaster II cargo jet on Sunday.
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The packed plane - carrying far more than the aircraft’s designated load of passengers - safely arrived at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, according to US defence officials.

Multiple flights were able to take off with hundreds on board, with reports suggesting others may have carried even more passengers.

⁣Kabul’s airport descended into scenes of deadly chaos on Monday, as thousands of people desperately tried to force their way onto flights out of Afghanistan following the lightning-fast Taliban takeover of the country.⁣
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Footage from Hamid Karzai International Airport showed startling scenes of crowds streaming across the tarmac, at one point running alongside and clambering on board a moving US Air Force transport plane as it prepared to take off.⁣
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Harrowing footage on social media appeared to show men falling to their deaths from the plane after it took flight.⁣
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There were numerous reports of fatalities amid the chaos. US troops fatally shot two armed men who approached soldiers at the airport, where they were providing security for the massive evacuation operation, according to multiple reports citing a US official.⁣
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⁣Meanwhile, in a defiant speech on Monday afternoon, Biden blamed his predecessor, President Trump, for boxing him into a peace deal with the Taliban before Biden took office. And he pointedly blamed the Afghan leadership and military for, as Biden put it, refusing to fight their own war. ⁣
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“I am deeply saddened by the facts we now face, but I do not regret my decision to end America’s war-fighting in Afghanistan,” Biden said. “American troops cannot, and should not, be fighting in a war and dying in a war that Afghan forces are not willing to fight for themselves.” ⁣
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09/05/2021

A large segment of a Chinese rocket re-entered the Earth’s atmosphere and disintegrated over the Indian Ocean on Sunday, the Chinese space agency said, following fevered speculation over where the 18-tonne object would come down

26/04/2021

Kerala – State With Surplus Oxygen Amid Mounting Covid Crisis.

Kerala has enough oxygen and it won’t face a shortage like other states,even if the COVID-19 case load increases, authorities said.The State has been producing 204 tonnes of oxygen daily while the requirement is 98 tonnes a day..
https://humanitypost.com/2021/04/26/kerala-surplus-oxygen/

Kerala has enough oxygen and it won’t face a shortage like other states,even if the COVID-19 case load increases, authorities said.