Rice Farming Surge Drains India’s Scarce Water Resources
India’s rice export surge is depleting groundwater, raising alarms over water security and the sustainability of farming models.
By SE Online Bureau - December 31, 2025
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India’s Clean Energy Push Hits Record with 44.5 GW Added
India records its highest-ever renewable capacity addition in 2025, driven by rapid solar and wind expansion.
By SE Online Bureau - December 31, 2025
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Supreme Court Halts Aravalli Mining Ban, Orders Fresh Expert Review
Supreme Court stays Aravalli redefinition and halts full mining ban, ordering expert review to balance ecology and development
By SE Online Bureau - December 31, 2025
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$9Bn Offshore Wind Project Stalled as Dominion Challenges BOEM Order
Dominion Energy challenges a federal halt on its Virginia offshore wind project after investing nearly $9 billion.
By SE Online Bureau - December 31, 2025
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Artificial Reefs Offer Hope for Ocean Recovery
Scientists and green groups are using artificial reefs to restore marine habitats and support biodiversity.
By SE Online Bureau - December 30, 2025
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Why Soil Is Key to Solving the Climate Crisis
Ignoring soil health weakens climate action as degraded land releases carbon and worsens floods, droughts and food risks.
By SE Online Bureau - December 30, 2025
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Conservation Faces a Silent Crisis of Longevity
Conservation efforts struggle to last as short funding cycles, burnout and weak institutions threaten long-term impact.
By SE Online Bureau - December 30, 2025
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Hong Kong’s Plastic Ban Changes Everyday Habits
Hong Kong’s plastic ban is reshaping daily life, raising concerns over costs, enforcement and whether it truly reduces waste.
By SE Online Bureau - December 30, 2025
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Namyaa, Vyomini Hold Menstrual Health Workshop
The initiative aimed to empower women with knowledge, encourage open dialogue around menstruation, and promote healthier hygiene habits
By SE Online Bureau - December 30, 2025
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Duville Estates Organises Toy Donation Drive For Labour Camp Children
According to the company, residents from Riverdale Heights, Riverdale Residences and Riverdale Suites contributed toys through collection drives conducted across the housing communities
By SE Online Bureau - December 30, 2025
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