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...

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.

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-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 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.