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July’s Green Wins: A Roundup of Positive Environmental News Stories

July's Green Wins: A Roundup of Positive Environmental News Stories
July's Green Wins: A Roundup of Positive Environmental News Stories

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Dive into inspiring tales of environmental triumphs that give us hope for our planet. From wildlife rescues to eco-inventions, these stories showcase the power of compassion and human ingenuity.

Rajasthan Leads in Balcony Solar

Rajasthan pioneers balcony solar systems, installing one at RERC for testing. This initiative marks the state as the first in India to explore flat-based solar electricity production.

MP Expands PCB Offices Statewide

Madhya Pradesh to open Pollution Control Board offices in all districts, enhancing local environmental management. Move aims to address issues more effectively across the state.

South Africa has it’s first landmark climate law

South Africa’s new law mandates government-set carbon emission limits for companies and requires them to implement plans to reduce their environmental impact.

Navi Mumbai’s Tree Count Soars

NMMC census shows 1,528,779 trees in Navi Mumbai, a 78% increase since the last count eight years ago, indicating significant urban greening efforts.

SF Bay’s H2 Ferry Revolution

San Francisco Bay introduces the world’s first hydrogen-powered passenger ferry, aiming to replace diesel vessels and reduce carbon emissions in commercial maritime transport.

Gangotri Glacier’s Snow Cover Rebounds Significantly

Recent heavy snowfall has increased Gangotri Glacier’s snow cover from 69% to 86.14%, potentially alleviating water scarcity in the Ganga basin.

Thailand’s Tiger Population Triples in 16 Years

Conservation efforts since 2005 have increased Thailand’s tiger population from 41 to 143, showcasing successful wildlife protection measures.

WALMI Campus Declared Biodiversity Heritage Site

Bhopal’s WALMI campus gains biodiversity heritage status. Construction now requires approval from National and State Biodiversity Boards, as per government notification.

MP Approves Wildlife Rehab in 9 Empty Sanctuaries

Madhya Pradesh Forest Department plans to introduce wildlife to 9 empty sanctuaries, aiming to boost tourism and reduce pressure on overcrowded wildlife areas.

Ujjain’s Multi-Story Bird Houses: A Conservation Project

Ujjain builds multi-story birdhouses on Sanwer Road, aiming to shelter 150,000 birds across 50 towers, providing food and water.gr

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