The growing impact of climate change has become an existential threat to tea plantations in Assam and West Bengal. Prolonged dry spells, coupled with deforestation, have led to an alarming surge in pest and disease attacks, creating unprecedented challenges for small tea growers in the region.
The National Youth Climate Consortium (NYCC) has launched an empowering initiative for young people in Garo Hills, equipping them with climate education and advocacy skills to become ‘Climate Warriors.’
On September 22 when the mercury touched 33.1 degrees Celsius at Sohra, residents could feel how much weather patterns have changed and what needs to be done to bring those days back.
In recent days, the residents of Garo Hills in Meghalaya, have experienced an unprecedented level of heat and humidity, causing discomfort and the residents have raised concerns among the community.
In response to 14 malaria and dengue-related deaths in the past two years, the Meghalaya state government is ramping up its efforts to tackle these diseases, which have been exacerbated by climate change. Health Minister Dr. M. Ampareen Lyngdoh outlined a comprehensive plan to address the issue.
Ahamad has planted more than 50,000 trees and distributed over 40,000 saplings to the public at no cost, demonstrating his commitment to environmental preservation and awareness.
Shillong, May 16: Bristibar salo, Meghalaya a•dokni Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma, Climate Change Council baksa tom•aniko ong•atangaha aro ia tom•anio a•dokni PHE Minister...
With the warming trend almost doubling since the period from 1960–1990, Asia is heating up faster than the global average, with increased casualties and economic losses from floods, storms, and more severe heatwaves.
To beat the heat, experts advised hydration amid rising temperatures, they recommend increasing fluid intake as a preventive measure, replenishing lost salt and minerals due to heavy sweating.
