Best of 2019: Pests love a warmer world
As climate change gathers pace, insects are proliferating across the world, which scientists say will threaten food production, particularly in bio-diverse countries like India
Author: Hiren Kumar Bose
Best of 2019: Grow bamboo, capture carbon
India needs to aggressively promote growing bamboo as it looks to increase forest cover to sequester increasing amounts of carbon dioxide
Pests love a warmer world
As climate change gathers pace, insects are proliferating across the world, which scientists say will threaten food production, particularly in bio-diverse countries like India
Multimedia: Biogas eases pressure on Maharashtra forests
Villagers in Sindhudurg district of Maharashtra have turned to biogas as cooking fuel, which cuts out indoor air pollution, reduces carbon emissions and saves trees from being chopped for firewood
Grow bamboo, capture carbon
India needs to aggressively promote growing bamboo as it looks to increase forest cover to sequester increasing amounts of carbon
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