The revival of the environment is paramount at this stage of existence because future generations depend on it. As conscious citizens of nature we must take necessary steps towards environment conservation. Climate change and depletion of natural resources are a reality. However, there are solutions too! Green Hydrogen stands...
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A majority of the Indian population resides in rural areas. Hence, farming is the main occupation and a crucial part of the Indian economy. You can find all kinds of crops grown here. However, farmers always face the challenge of weather unpredictability. To tackle that, the government has taken...
Climatic changes are affecting agriculture globally. As the world majorly depends on agricultural produce for survival, it becomes more critical to sustain it. Agriculture depends on weather conditions, and a slight change can lead to crop diseases, poor yields, crop failure, soil erosion etc. However, with various modern farming...
The Indian agriculture sector is responsible for 18% of the total gross domestic product and 40% of the total Net Domestic Product of India. 64% of the country’s workforce is employed in agri-based businesses. Farmers face many challenges because of the lack of accessibility of resources like technology and...
Agriculture is a field that is always at risk from weather fluctuations, natural hazards, pest infestations and diseases. Moreover, its dependency on natural resources and climate conditions makes it even more tricky for farmers to manage their farms. Similarly, declines in market prices and supply shortages are major issues...
Agriculture is an integral part of a nation’s economy, be it producing food resources or trading. Producing efficient crops takes a lot of planning, management, analysis and precautions, as farming majorly depends on the environment and climatic conditions. Many factors can affect soil health and crop quality, like rain,...
Today’s environmental reality has changed miserably as farmers constantly face climatic threats. The fluctuations in global climate have led to a decline in agricultural productivity by 21% as compared to what it should have been. It is because crops majorly depend on weather conditions, so if the weather conditions...
Climate change refers to changes in the earth’s environmental conditions like temperature, rainfall patterns, storms, heatwaves, etc. It is caused by many natural and artificial factors, such as volcanic activity, variations in solar activity, deforestation, burning of fossil fuels, mining, and many others. The growing industrial demand in India...
The nation that destroys its soil, destroys itself ...
What is the use of a house if you haven’t got a tolerable planet to put it on? ...