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Dear readers,
The oceans experienced record temperatures in 2021 due to global warming, while parts of the world are prone to higher flood risks.
According to the Forest Survey of India’s new report, forest fires in Uttarakhand in November 2020-June 2021 (forest season) were 28.3 times more compared to November 2019-June 2020.
Cold weather in Madhya Pradesh due to western disturbances has caused crop losses, and is expected to last a few more days.
India is lagging behind on its rooftop solar energy potential – it needs easy financing, unrestricted net metering, and an easy regulatory process to make it attractive to developers. India also needs to formulate a sound solar waste management strategy.
To make sense of these and other climate trends, you can order our book State of India’s Environment 2022 here. |
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Record ocean warming in 2021, coastal communities should be on alert: Study, 12 January 2022
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Forest Survey Report 2021: Forest fire counts up 2.7 times
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2021 was NOT the hottest year on record; so should we be worried? |
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