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From timber to temperance, humans sought diverse solutions from plants — thus, acacias reached India | India News

From timber to temperance, humans sought diverse solutions from plants — thus, acacias reached India | India News
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Water s second age, when we learnt to manage it safely, is ending — we face its consequences now | India News

Peter Gleick, a MacArthur Fellowship-winning environmental scientist, is co-founder of the Pacific Institute.

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medicine: Our study found 208 bird species in Udaipur — Indian cities can provide hope for biodiversity | India News

A study conducted in Udaipur, India, has found that the city is home to a diverse range of bird species, including migratory birds. The study also rev

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national parks: India s wildlife, decimated by hunting and forest exploitation, found succour in national parks | India News

The establishment of national park areas in India dates back to the late 19th century, with concerns over deforestation and the need to protect resour

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Hybridisation can spread gainful genes between species — this helps butterflies mimic signals | India News

James Mallet is professor of organismic and evolutionary biology at Harvard University.

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