TerraGreen is TERI's flagship magazine that deals with issues related to sustainable development, environment, and energy. In a world standing on the brink of a major ecological disaster, TG hopes to be the ray of light that lights up the road ahead.
Microplastics are recognized as a main source of marine pollution. The plastic products and waste materials dumped in the Ganga River break down and are eventually broken down into micro particles and the river finally transports large quantities downstream into the ocean. Untreated sewage from many cities along the Ganga River’s course, industrial waste and religious offerings add pollutants into the river as it flows through numerous thickly inhabited cities. In this article, Dr Rina Mukherji talks about two recent studies that have revealed the high prevalence of microplastics in the Ganga River basin, and pointed to the risks involved to freshwater biodiversity in the region.
This board book is pleasingly bright coloured and have interesting
pictures and textures to touch. The sentences are rhyming and highly
interactive for baby. What I loved the most about this book is its
size and sturdy pages/peekaboo flaps. My 7 months old even forgets
to chew this book. he is so captivated by its colours that he looks
at the pages and coos when I read it for him. and yes I have such
a great time reading it out again and again for him. in fact it became
the first book I reach out in his collection of books. A great buy
even for its full price that is 450/-
This board book is pleasingly bright coloured and have interesting
pictures and textures to touch. The sentences are rhyming and highly
interactive for baby. What I loved the most about this book is its
size and sturdy pages/peekaboo flaps. My 7 months old even forgets
to chew this book. he is so captivated by its colours that he looks
at the pages and coos when I read it for him. and yes I have such
a great time reading it out again and again for him. in fact it became
the first book I reach out in his collection of books. A great buy
even for its full price that is 450/-
Tata Energy Research Institute(TERI) has launched ‘TerraGreen’ an electronic magazine showcasing the most significant developments in India’s energy, environment and sustainable development scenarios. The e-magazine, the shorter version of which would be e-mailed to the subscribers every fortnight, would carry news, features, essays, interviews and reviews, R K Pachauri, director-general TERI said here.” TerraGreen would cater to millions of concerned individuals across the world looking for reliable news and information on India’s environment, energy and sustainable development,” he said.
The e-magazine would also focus on issues like forestry, power and energy conservation, biotechnology, pollution and climate change and people. TERI, a developing country institution is committed to every aspect of saving environment.
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