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Addressing the damage that has happened to our environment and climate in past few years occurred by the usage of fossil fuels such as coal and petroleum, it has become the need of the hour to switch to non-conventional energy resources such as wind, tides, sun, water and biomass. Also, we can't ignore the fact regarding the availability of fossil fuels which is definite and diminishing with time from the extraction of mines and oceans but the renewable resources are replenished constant. With a superior technology and adequate infrastructure, plethora of reliable energy can be generated for several uses.

The human body is mortal and no one can survive in this world. Be it human being, animals, creepers, plants and trees. This is the law of nature and everything is perishable in this world. A lot of confusions do take place when our loved one depart this material world.

The creation of the God is really amazing. God has created the whole world with equality and balance. The human being, animals, saplings, plants and creepers are the part of the creation of the Almighty. Human being is the most intelligent social animal among all.

5th June is the World Environment Day! A lot of us might be environment enthusiasts to participate in various activities, plant trees and celebrate this day in every possible way, while the rest of us might shrug it off as just another day. Some of us might be upholding a great zeal but we might end up doing nothing!

When PM Narendra Modi had announced the high-speed bullet train project in India in September 2017, few would have imagined the impact on the ecology of the region around the proposed Mumbai-Ahmedabad route. In response to question raised by Shiv Sena legislator ManeeshaKayande in the state Legislative Council, state transport minister Diwakar Raote said Monday confirmed that close to 54,000 mangrove trees spread over 13 hectares would be affected due to the construction.However, he clarified that the number of trees cut down would be far less as the height of the pillars would be well above the trees and the damage to environment would be limited. As a compensatory measure, the Government has also proposed to plant five times the number of trees felled for the bullet train project.

Planning a summer trip to South America this year? Do not miss out on visiting the Amazon Rainforest. We bring to you 10 unknown and amazing facts about the Amazon Rainforest that will further excite you to visit this massively beautiful forest. 1) The Amazon Rainforests were formed more than 15 million years ago, when the great Andes mountain ranges began to rise upwards. The Amazonian area Is believed to have been an inland sea initially. Later this inland sea became a marshy, swampy land mass leading to inhabitation of early forms of marine species and plants. Gradually, it took form of the massive rainforest visible today.