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Climate Change Council baksa CM tom•a

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...

WMO report: Asia hit hardest by climate change and extreme weather

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.

ALERT | Temperature will soar for next four days in Garo Hills

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.

Ding·ani batroroenganichi chirangko ripinganio neng·nikaniko man·enga: PHE Minister

Shillong, Feb 19: Climate change ba a·gilsako ding·a aro sin·anirang batroroengani a·selan chiring chibisikrang ran·atako man·e chirangko ripinganio neng·nikanirangko chagrongna nangenga ine Sombar salo,...

Awareness programme on ‘Climate Change and Waste Management’ held in Tura

Tura, Sep 22:  ‘Climate Change and Waste Management’ awareness programme was organised at Tura Government College on Friday. To make the future youth aware of...

2-Day international seminar on climate change begins at St. Edmund’s College

The St. Edmund’s College in Shillong commenced a 2-day international seminar cum webinar centered around the theme ‘Climate Change: A local, national, and global agenda’ on Friday.

Conrad reiterates need for Centre for Climate Change in Meghalaya at CPA meet

Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Saturday asserted the need for setting up of a Centre for Climate Change in the state of Meghalaya.

Climate Museum cum Centre-ko Upper Shillong-o songgniko skotong minister u·iatanga

Climate-ni bidingo u·i-ma·sie ra·ani cholrangko on·na gita miksonge, Upper Shillong-o donggipa Elephant Falls-ni sambajolo forest department-ni a·ao Climate Museum cum Centre-ko ru·utgijan Meghalaya sorkarini songnasienganiko a·dokni skotong minister Pa Conrad K Sangma, Bristibar salo Shillong-o ong·atenggipa G20 conclave-o bakko ra·engmitingo u·iatangaha.

Climate Crisis in Garo Hills: Heatwaves, water sources drying, reduced monsoon

Climate change is an issue that requires urgent attention because it has a range of adverse effects on the environment and people's well-being. The Garo Hills region of Meghalaya in India is no exception. In this area, several factors contribute to climate change, including deforestation, slash and burn cultivation, illegal timber logging, illegal stone quarrying, mining and the burning of fossil fuels.

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