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It is the 51st Earth Day!!! 🌏
We are still in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic, and India just surpassed the largest single-day cases increase in the world since the pandemic began. Is it a ticking time bomb or we still have hope?

Let's pledge to do our part: keep ourselves healthy, make sustainable choices, become responsible end-users and try to make the Earth a better place for all the species. ♻️ 🗑 🥤 ✅ 🌳.
It's the only home we have. Have a great !! 🇮🇳

Have fun and participate in various activities launched by https://www.earthday.org/

An event to discuss and develop a Program for Sustainability in India!

Future Earth South Asia in collaboration with Divecha Centre for Climate Change, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore & FE National Committee-India is organising the Future Earth South Asia Webinar.

It is set to witness dignitaries from esteemed institutions all around the country - discussing best practices in sustainability, food security, associated health risks and many other alarming topics related to climate change.

Date: 11th - 12th March

Join the future earth community today!

Click the link below to register:
https://bit.ly/3uC2wzT

(Feb 28) commemorates the discovery of the Raman effect by Sir CV Raman. The Nobel Laureate was the first Indian Director of IISc.

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Paul J. Crutzen (1933–2021) Ozone Nobel prizewinner who coined the term Anthropocene.

Indian monsoon derailed by a North Atlantic wavetrain The Indian monsoon is a critical source of water for hundreds of millions of people, and when it fails to deliver its normal quantity of rain, enormous human, economic, and ecological costs can be incurred. Monsoon droughts are not always seasonal, however. Borah et al. found that nearly half of all...