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Ruia hospital tragedy: opposition leaders accuse govt of negligence

Updated: Probe sought by a sitting judge of High Court Share Article AAA Probe sought by a sitting judge of High Court The opposition parties alleged that the negligence by the government led to the loss of lives due to disruption in supply of oxygen at the SVR Ruia Government General Hospital on Monday night. TDP former MLA M. Sugunamma said lack of technical knowledge and and coordination had led to the unfortunate incident. “It is time the government came up with a strategy statement on tackling the pandemic, especially when the demand for beds with oxygen supply facilities is rising exponentially,” she said.

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Hunter coal mining companies don t have enough funds for land rehabilitation

Advertisement Coal mining companies in the Hunter Valley have failed to set aside enough money to fill in their massive voids or maintain the vegetation required to restore the landscape once their mines come to the end of their lives. Japanese trading giant Idemitsu has fallen well short in its efforts to replant pasture and woodlands on its Muswellbrook Coal mine in the Upper Hunter, with insufficient topsoil and a poor choice of species being replanted, a report obtained by the Herald shows. BHPâs Mt Arthur coal mine near Muswellbrook has one of the largest voids in the Hunter Valley.

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The Microplastics And PFAS Connection

The Microplastics And PFAS Connection By Cayla Cook and Eva Steinle-Darling Microplastics, small plastic particles with sizes ranging from 5 millimeters to 1 nanometer with various morphologies such as microfibers, fragments, pellets (nurdles), or microbeads, have received increasing attention, including upcoming statewide monitoring in California. Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) are a group of unique chemically stable compounds and, as a result, have made them highly valuable across a wide range of industrial, commercial, and military uses. However, this feature concomitantly makes them recalcitrant and persistent in nature thus coined “forever” chemicals (Lindstrom et al. 2011, Buck et al. 2011). Recent developments in toxicology, coupled with significant political pressure, have put PFAS on the fast-track for regulation in drinking water and wastewater. While co-occurrence is well-known for a variety of contaminants like triclosan and triclocarban, the connecti

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Central Indian Wetlands, A Home To Birds, Eyes Ramsar Tag

Central Indian Wetlands, A Home To Birds, Eyes Ramsar Tag
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In Bastar, conservationists are trying to save Chhattisgarh s state bird from extinction

In Bastar, conservationists are trying to save Chhattisgarh’s state bird from extinction The Bastar hill mynah is endemic to the Kanger Valley, where the felling of trees for cultivation and developmental activities has put the species in danger. Mar 07, 2021 · 09:30 pm The distribution range of the common hill mynah includes India, China, Thailand, Sri Lanka and the South East Asian islands. | Ravi Naidu/ Mongabay India The Kanger Valley National Park in the Bastar district of Chhattisgarh is a mysterious place dotted with caves, waterfalls and dense forests. The protected area notified in 1982 is also famous for the Bastar hill mynah (

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