On Tuesday, August 6th in Sindhupalchok, Chautara Sangachok Gadhi municipality-13, Archale Village, Mahadevthan, 16 rhesus macaques died in a pond that was constructed for irrigation purpose by local villagers. The perimeter of the pond is about 12 by 25 feet with almost vertical concrete retaining walls. On August 8th we traveled to Sindhupalchok to investigate this incident and gather the important facts. Read More +
Gambling
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Gambling is fun if you know The ruses, you win and verve Your compassionate mindset Milder than ever way forward Read More +
Maladies
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Bio Diversity
Maladies are chronic and make You suffocate almost all the time Sincerity, devotion, and painstaking Efforts make your labor sweet, worth Read More +
Weather
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INSOLENCE
2019-08-21 18:12:49Mix MaxAborigine, acculturation, and arrogance Who you are, reflects on the way you Behave to, lack of serenity does not Lead… Read More +
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Mumbai rains: Is India's weather becoming more extreme?
2019-07-11 15:31:56Climate ChangeWith unusually extreme rainfall in India’s monetary capital Mumbai over the previous few weeks, and extreme drought situations elsewhere within… Read More +
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Climate change: UK government 'not acting fast enough'
2019-07-10 13:22:47Climate ChangeThe UK government is facing a "get real" moment over global heating, its advisers have said.The Committee on Climate Change… Read More +
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Remote Mount Michael volcano hosts persistent lava lake
2019-07-04 15:48:19Climate ChangeSatellite pictures confirm there is a persistent lava lake inside the crater of a remote British Overseas Territory (BOT) volcano. Read More +
WWF Nepal recognizes grassroots conservationists
May 19, 2019
At an event organized in Kathmandu, WWF Nepal recognized the role and contributions of promising individuals and organizations through the Conservation Awards and Memorial Scholarships and Fellowship on the occasion of its 26th anniversary. Read More +
IPCC Working Group II meets in Nepal
July 14, 2019
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Working Group II, which deals with impacts, adaptation and vulnerability to climate change, will meet in Kathmandu, Nepal, next week to advance their contribution to the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report (AR6). The… Read More +
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