In the latest issue of CELNU Magazine, it was highlighted that the number of cases related to climate-related offenses has increased significantly in India. The country also maintained its position in the top 10 for climate performance ranking. Additionally, there were discussions on amendments to green laws that could potentially weaken environmental protections.
The article discusses a BBC report indicating a rise in extremely hot days globally, with temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius. It also mentions the discovery of a bacterial strain by scientists in India that can effectively remove toxic agents from wastewater. Furthermore, efforts are being made in Uttarakhand to mitigate man-wildlife conflicts.
India's plans to develop 400 city forests to increase green cover in urban areas were highlighted. The country also pledged to assist in the development of a worldwide conservation plan and introduced measures to manage plastic packaging waste. The Supreme Court of India issued an order related to idol immersion in Hyderabad, while discussions were held regarding the establishment of a National Green Tribunal bench in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.