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Revolutionizing Renewable Energy

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March 2025

The Potent Uses of Plant Microbial Fuel Cells

Revolutionizing Renewable Energy

This article explores the potential of plant microbial fuel cells as a green, eco-friendly, and sustainable energy source. Dr Pranab Jyoti Sarma explores the potential and applications of PMFCs and various advantages it offers including waste utilization, carbon neutrality and environment sustainability.

In recent years, mankind has been undergoing a massive transition due to increasing energy demands and environmental concerns. Issues like biodiversity loss and climate change have made the world a more challenging place to live in. Currently, most of the world’s energy needs are met through fossil fuels. However, many nations are shifting towards green renewable energy sources for long-term sustainability. These efforts align with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that aim to provide clean, secure, reliable, and affordable energy. This has led to the exploration of innovative technologies harnessing renewable resources.

Solar energy, wind energy, geothermal and hydrothermal energy are undoubtedly fast-increasing renewable energy sources and have provided promising results in shifting our dependence on the conventional non-renewable source. However, high energy-intensive processes, sizeable initial capital requirements, geographical constraints and landscape transformation creates ecological disturbances, which are some of the limitations associated with the kind of energies mentioned above.

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Pollution Rises in Bengaluru Lakes Post Monsoon: Study

A new lake health study, covering three major water bodies in Bengaluru-Ulsoor, Doddabommasandra and Shivapura-has revealed dangerous levels of pollution and a clear link between rapid urbanization and deteriorating water quality.

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November 2025

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Seven-month Fishing Ban Along Three River Mouths in Odisha for Olive Ridley Nesting

In a bid to ensure safe and harmonious mass nesting of Olive Ridley turtles, Odisha has imposed a seven-month fishing ban from November, 2025 to May 31, 2026 at three river mouths along the coastline.

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1 min

November 2025

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A New Track Record

Formula 1, long defined by speed, spectacle, and cutting-edge engineering, is now racing towards a different kind of victory—sustainability.

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4 mins

November 2025

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Extreme Floods are Slashing Global Rice Yields Faster than Expected

WMO Report Highlights Increasingly Erratic Water Cycle

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3 mins

November 2025

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Renewable Energy Adoption and Corporate Sustainability

Future of Responsible Enterprise

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5 mins

November 2025

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Nature-based Solutions for Delhi's Pollution Crisis

Delhi's annual struggle with toxic air has become an unfortunate ritual. Each winter, the Air Quality Index (AQI) spikes to hazardous levels often above 300, amid school shut downs, masks returning, and public outrage-only to fade until the next smog season.

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1 min

November 2025

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Echoes of Love

Why the Forest Can't Live Without Its Hornbills

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4 mins

November 2025

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Your Pumpkin Might Be Hiding a Toxic Secret

Pumpkins, squash, zucchini, and other members of the gourd family have a surprising trait-they can take up pollutants from the soil and store them in their edible parts.

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1 min

November 2025

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Forests on the Fence

Can Uttarakhand's Van Panchayats Take Root Again?

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6 mins

November 2025

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Sacred Tank, Sinking City The Urban Threat to 'Mini-Kashi'

Nestled amid the urban sprawl of Malabar Hill, Mumbai's Banganga Tank stands as a living relic where myth, memory, and modernity intersect.

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4 mins

November 2025

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