Recover Better With Nature: Personhood Rights to Rivers can help
It is now clear that when humans shut down, rivers flow healthy. The evidences that we have gathered during the Covid19 lockdown should be […]
Ranjan Panda, popularly known as Water Man of Odisha & Climate Crusader, was awarded with first “Green Hero” in Dec 2010 by NDTV, received it from the President of India.Recently he was also profiled as “Odisha’s Conservation Master” by Hindustan Times. Very recently, recognized as ‘Mahanadi River Waterkeeper’ by the New York based global ‘Waterkeeper Alliance'. Having about two and half decades of experience in leading several environmental conservation and human rights initiatives in the state of Odisha and in India.
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It is now clear that when humans shut down, rivers flow healthy. The evidences that we have gathered during the Covid19 lockdown should be […]
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Conservationists from across the globe have warned that ever since the COVID response begun, the oceans have been at the receiving end of more […]
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Scientists and others concerned about climate change kept on urging human race to shift to greener paths of development; this pandemic sent out a […]
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In the country, 7 percent of the population are without even a basic water supply close to home. About 81 percent rural Indians don’t […]
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This month two global news about rivers attracted my attention. One, the Colorado River, for dying a slow death due to climate change; and […]