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ENVIRONMENT - December 2018

Dec 2018

May 09, 2022

UN-Energy Plan of Action Towards 2025 Launched

  • With the launch of a UN-Energy Plan of Action Towards 2025, the UN took a major step towards catalyzing the large-scale action and support needed for the transition to clean, affordable energy for all and net-zero emissions against the backdrop of a global energy crisis and worsening climate emergency. Around 30 important organisations, including UN-Energy, launched the 'Plan of Action.'
  • According to the UN, an Energy Compact Action Network has been established to connect nations seeking support for their clean energy ambitions with governments and corporations that have pledged more than $600 billion to support these commitments.
  • As part of this, UNDP is scaling up its energy work to help countries achieve a just energy transition, allowing them to make progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals while also addressing the climate problem.

May 08, 2022

Vaquita: World's most Endangered Sea Mammal 'Not Doomed'

  • According to a genetic study, the world's rarest sea mammal still has a chance of survival, despite numbering only about 10 in the wild.
  • The vaquita porpoise is teetering on the brink of extinction, but scientists say DNA tests show the population is still genetically viable.
  • The tiny silvery porpoise lives only in Mexico's Gulf of California.
  • However, it faces an existential threat from being caught in large weighted nets, known as gillnets.

May 07, 2022

World's Only Bird of this Species Resides in Odisha's Mangalajodi Wetland

  • As per reports, there is only one bird of this species that exists in the whole wide world. And that's in our very own Odisha! The world's only White grey-headed swamphen can be found in the Mangalajodi wetland, which is around 70 km from Bhubaneshwar.
  • The colour of the bird - which has an almost all-white plumage because of genetic dilution - lends it its rare element. A team of three researchers - wildlife warden of Khordha Subhendu Mallik, associate professor at Shakti Nanda and assistant conservator of forests - identified the purpose.

May 06, 2022

Rajasthan Turns Out as the First 10 GW Solar State

  • According to Mercom's India Solar Project Tracker, Rajasthan became the first state in India to reach 10 GW of cumulative large-scale solar installations. The state has a total installed power capacity of 32.5 GW, with renewables accounting for 55 per cent, thermal energy for 43 per cent, and nuclear energy accounting for the remaining 2%. Solar is the most common energy source, accounting for roughly 36 per cent of total capacity and 64 per cent of renewables.

May 02, 2022

Brazil Landscape Garden Sitio Burle Marx Receives UNESCO World Heritage Status

  • The Sitio Burle Marx site, a landscape garden in Brazilian city Rio de Janeiro was added to UNESCO's list of World Heritage sites. The garden features more than 3,500 species of plants native to Rio and is considered a laboratory for botanical and landscape experimentation.
  • The site was named after Burle Marx, a Brazilian landscape architect whose designs of parks and gardens made him world-famous. The Sitio Burle Marx site was his home until 1985.
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