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2023-2027 likely to become the most warmest period, predicts UN

WMO has warned that 98 chances are that the mean temperature will cross 1.5 degree celsius between 2023 ann 2027

The UN's World Meteorological Organization said claimed that there are 66 percent chance that the annual surface temperature will surpass the 1.5C above the pre-industrial levels for at least one of the years 2013-2017, and the temperature will range between 1.1C to 1.8C in these five years.
The predictions toss the 2015 Paris goal of capping global warming at below two degrees Celsius above average levels measured between 1850 and 1900.
The hottest eight years ever recorded were between 2015 and 2022.
"There is 98 percent likelihood that at least one of the five years and the five-year period as a whole will be the warmest years on record," WMO said.
Now as it is evident that 2023-2027 will be the warmest years ever recorded the UN on Wednesday warned as greenhouse gases and El Nino will create a soaring temperature.
The WMO claimed that the increase in temperature will not be a permanent phenomenon and doesn't mean that we exceed the Paris benchmark. the 1.5C level remains for some time with increasing frequency.
 Since 1960 the global mean land and sea temperature has been increasing. However, the chances of temperature temporarily exceeding 1.5C above 1850-1990 have increased since 2015.
As there are 66 percent chances that the temperature will exceed 1.5C in one of the years between 2023-2027, now 32 percent chances are that the temperature will raise 1.5C entire 5 years duration.

The Pune Municipal Corporation has refuted the protestors' claims and has claimed that the objective of the project is to protect the river bank on both the sides from flood.

Explained: what is the 'Chipko movement redux' in Pune all about?

The Pune Municipal Corporation has refuted the protestors' claims and has claimed that the objective of the project is to protect the river bank on both the sides from flood.

Placards, beats of drums, slogans, tree-hugging - scenes from Maharashtra's Pune where people are staging a 'Chipko movement' like demonstration against the city's River Front Development (RFD) project.
The demonstrators, which include both locals and environmental activists, are citing the disastrous effects of cutting down thousands of trees along the 44-km stretch of Pune's river bank.
The project which aims at the rejuvenation of Mula and Mutha rivers along with building new sewage treatment plants was inaugurated by PM Modi in March last year.
Activists claim that flood levels of the Mula and Mutha rivers would rise by five feet due to the project as the width of the water course is being reduced.
The Pune Municipal Corporation has refuted the protestors' claims and said that the objective of the project is to protect the river bank on both the sides from flood.
(with PTI inputs)

Every year Earth Day is observed on the 22nd of April to spread awareness about environmental issues and to inspire action towards it. Here are some steps you can take to save our beloved planet. 

Earth Day 2023: 5 sustainable habits you can adapt for the betterment of our planet

Every year Earth Day is observed on the 22nd of April to spread awareness about environmental issues and to inspire action towards it. Here are some steps you can take to save our beloved planet.&nbsp;

Every year April 22 is celebrated as Earth day to spread awareness about sustainibility and doing our best to make the planet a better place to live even for the coming generations.
Here are 5 habits that you can adapt and take small steps towards this noble cause.
<ul>
<li>Stop throwing away the water you wash your vegetables or grains in. Plant your plants with this water or keep it in a utensil for birds and street animals to drink from.</li>
<li>Carry your own water bottles whenever you step out and refill them from clean places like your office or college. Stop buying packaged drinking water and help reduce plastic pollution.</li>
<li>Stop wasting food whether at home, restaurants or events. Prepare as much food as you can eat at home. Even at restaurants and events order or serve less as much as you can eat.</li>
<li>Always carry a cloth or paper bag when you are out shopping. Stop taking plastic bags from shopkeepers and hoarding them at home.</li>
<li>Stop using chemical-rich cleaning products from the market and start using natural cleaning products at home. Common kitchen ingredients like vinegar, baking soda and lemon juice are great for cleaning.</li>
</ul>
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Recently, digital content creator Armen Adamjan shared a simple DIY trick to grow snake plants at home from the one you already have. Watch to know. 

Content creator shares a DIY to grow snake plant at home; watch here 

Recently, digital content creator Armen Adamjan shared a simple DIY trick to grow snake plants at home from the one you already have.&nbsp;Watch to know.&nbsp;
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Indoor plants not only look pretty but have several benefits as well. Snake plant is one such plant which is low maintenance and is an amazing natural air purifier. But who said you have to buy them everytime?
Recently, digital content creator Armen Adamjan shared a simple DIY trick to grow snake plants at home from the one you already have.&nbsp;
Chop off one snake plant leaf and make a V-shape cut at the inner edge and place it in a cup of water. In some days you will notice roots growing out of it. Take it out of water and plant it into soil and grow a new snake plant. Happy planting!
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/l/e/watering-hack-it-s-time-you-travel-without-worrying-about-your-plant-babies-know-how-1680004321125">Watering Hack: It's time you travel without worrying about your plant babies. Know how</a>

Recently, content creator Armen Adamjan posted a video where he explained how to make a natural fertiliser with coffee grounds. 

Don't throw coffee grounds after making your coffee, find out why

Recently, content creator Armen Adamjan posted a video where he explained how to make a natural fertiliser with coffee grounds.&nbsp;

Do you know leftover coffee grounds can be used as a natural fertiliser? Yep, instead of throwing it away, use it to fertlise your plant babies.
Recently, Instgrammer Armen Adamjan posted a video where he explained how to make a natural fertiliser with coffee grounds.
In his video, Adamjan dumps coffee grounds into a container and then adds 1 teaspoon of cinnamon to it. Later, he mixes some soda into the mixture and tadaaa......natural fertiliser enriched with phosphorus, potassium, nitrogen and other minerals is ready to keep your plants alive and healthy.
He also recommended pouring the fertiliser every once in a few weeks directly into your plants for better growth.

The wild cat entered the Jhar Baroda village, which is around 20 km from the Kuno National Park, according to news agency ANI.

Watch: cheetah brought to India from Namibia enters village in MP, say reports

Cheetah 'Oban' strays into village near Kuno National Park Cheetah 'Oban' brought to India from Namibia in 2022 Cheetah in Jhar Baroda village; teams deployed to bring it back

The wild cat entered the Jhar Baroda village, which is around 20 km from the Kuno National Park, according to news agency ANI.

Causing a big scare, a cheetah which was brought to India from Namibia, reportedly strayed into a village in Madhya Pradesh on 2 April 2023.
The wild cat entered the Jhar Baroda village, which is around 20 km from the Kuno National Park, according to news agency ANI. The wayward cheetah was identified as 'Oban'.
Forest officials said that a monitoring team had reached the village, and efforts were underway to bring the cheetah back to the national park.

Social media influencer Armen Adamjan shared a hack, on how you can water your plants while being away from home. Watch here. 

Watering Hack: This hack will keep your plants hydrated even while you're away. Know how

Social media influencer Armen Adamjan shared a hack, on how you can water your plants while being away from home. Watch here.&nbsp;
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Do you love your plants but whenever you travel, you come back to them dried up or dying? Well, now this hack will keep your plant babies hydrated even when you are away.
Social media influencer and video creator, Armen Adamjan shows how.
As per a video he shared on Instagram, tie a rope or a string to a nail and immerse it into a vase or a bottle filled with water. Tie the other side of the thread to a wooden stick and pop it into the soil of your plant.
The water will travel through the rope to the plants and will keep it moist. So, if you are away from home and have nobody to water your plants, this hack can be useful.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/environment/forget-chemical-fertilizers-make-natural-fertilizer-for-your-plants-at-home-1675251230188">Forget chemical fertilizers; make natural fertilizer for your plants at home</a>

Now you can easily make organic fertilizer for your plants at home.  Watch to know more. 

Now forget using chemical fertilizers, here's a DIY method to make fertilizer for plants with natural ingredients

Now you can easily make organic fertilizer for your plants at home.&nbsp; Watch to know more.&nbsp;

Most of us bring chemical fertilizers from the market for plants. But now you no longer need it as you can make it at home within an hour.&nbsp;
Digital content creator Armen Adamjan has shared a video on how to make organic fertilizer.
In this video, he's seen emptying a tea bag and mixing the tea with a spoonful of oats in a jar. He then pours the content in boiling water and keeps it for about an hour. After straining the water he pours it into a spray bottle and suggests planting the plants with the water once every 3 weeks.
This water is filled with nitrogen which helps plants grow faster and healthier.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/adopt-gardening-for-better-physical-and-mental-health-1673435411633">Adopt gardening for better physical and mental health</a>

World Environment Day 2023: Scientists found that humans have used 7 out of 9 safe limits for life on Earth, know more about the study here

World Environment Day 2023: Humans have used 7 out of 9 safe limits for life on Earth

World Environment Day: Humans have used 7 out of 9 safe limits for life on Earth

<h2>World Environment Day 2023: Scientists found that humans have used 7 out of 9 safe limits for life on Earth, know more about the study here</h2>

World Environment Day is observed every year on June 5th. On this day, a scientific research has come to light, which claims that humans have used 7 out of 9 safe limits for life on Earth.&nbsp;
Notably, the 9 safe limits for life on Earth are: biosphere integrity, land-system change, freshwater use, biogeochemical flows, ocean acidification, atmospheric aerosol pollution, stratospheric ozone depletion, and release of novel chemicals.
Scientists found that 7 of the thresholds including climate change, biodiversity, land-system change, and biogeochemical flows, have been overused.&nbsp;
This study was done by a team of more than 40 international scientists and it was published in the journal Nature.&nbsp;
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Environment

Save the Yamuna:  human chains formed in Delhi to save the river  | Watch

Save the Yamuna:  human chains formed in Delhi to save the river  | Watch

Save the Yamuna: &nbsp;human chains formed in Delhi to save the river &nbsp;| Watch

&nbsp;A large number of people gathered along the Yamuna river banks to form a human chain on early Sunday morning under a citizen-centric initiative to save the river from heavy pollution.
Under the 'Yamuna Sansad' initiative, people formed the human chain at many places, including ITO, Wazirabad, Kalindikunj, Geeta Colony and Old Usmanpur, raising the demand to revive the river overburdened with sewage and industrial waste discharged in it.
A large number of representatives of social, cultural and religious organisations too participated in the campaign.
Many politicians, including former BJP organisation secretary Govindacharya, Delhi AAP convener and Arvind Kejriwal government minister Gopal Rai, and Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva, too attended the campaign.
'Yamuna Sansad' convener Ravi Shankar Tiwari said the human chain was formed expressing peoples' resolve to contribute to reviving the Yamuna that has been "rendered into a drain despite years of efforts by governments to clean it".&nbsp;

The IMD has issued an advisory to keep yourself safe amid the scorching summer heat. 

Heatwave Warning: Temperature is skyrocketing in many parts of India; IMD issues advisory

The IMD has issued an advisory to keep yourself safe amid the scorching summer heat.&nbsp;

Amid the unusual rise in temperatures, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has released a warning against the heatwaves in states like Delhi-NCR, Haryana, West Rajasthan among others.
The department has issued an advisory to avoid heat exposure, wear light-coloured and loose cotton clothes, cover your head with a scarf, hat or umbrella. Moreover, keep yourself hydrated with water, buttermilk, lassi, lemon water etc.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/l/h/centre-issues-health-advisory-for-the-heat-waves-this-summer-here-are-the-dos-and-don-ts-1677668308069">Centre issues health advisory for the heat waves this summer. Here are the Dos and Don'ts</a>

With half of the earth's huge lakes and reservoirs drying up at a fast pace, it is time for us to listen to nature's warning. 

Study emphasises on water crisis as half of the world's lakes and reservoirs shrink

With half of the earth's huge lakes and reservoirs drying up at a fast pace, it is time for us to listen to nature's warning.&nbsp;

Climate change is one of the major concerns of the world and water crisis caused due to it is crying out for our attention. A recent report throws light on the same. &nbsp;
According to it, more than half of the world&rsquo;s large lakes and reservoirs have dried up since the early 1990s, causing serious concerns about loss of water in the world for agriculture, hydropower and other human uses.&nbsp;
The study was published in the journal Science which stated that lakes, like the Aral Sea in Central Asia and the Dead Sea in the Middle East, are shrinking gradually due to rising temperatures, increasing the danger of water loss to the environment.&nbsp;
The report which was based on satellite image data collected between 1992 and 2020, also stated that Natural lakes and dams which store about 87 percent of the Earth&rsquo;s freshwater, are just 3 percent of the planet&rsquo;s surface.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a title="The 'Water Saviour of Mumbai' has a DIY solution to water crisis" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/the-water-saviour-of-mumbai-has-a-diy-solution-to-water-crisis-1563961289402">The 'Water Saviour of Mumbai' has a DIY solution to water crisis</a>
Researchers looked at around 2,000 large lakes using satellite models and discovered that unsustainable human use, changes in weather conditions, deforestation, sedimentation, and lesser rainfall have caused lake levels to go down globally, with 53 percent of lakes showing a significant decline from 1992 to 2020.
Spain recently reported some reservoirs to have gone 26 percent full after months of drought, as compared to 58 percent full in 2022.&nbsp;
Experts have already warned of the catastrophe that might come upon us due to climate change and the rising temperature year by year. According to them, the earth is currently heating up at a rate of approximately 1.1 degrees Celsius (1.9F) and action must be taken before it reaches beyond 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 F).
Also watch: <a title="India's drinking water crisis: the time to act is NOW" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/india-s-drinking-water-crisis-the-time-to-act-is-now-1622789817914">India's drinking water crisis: the time to act is NOW</a>

Geologists have warned about the sinking New York City. Listed major environmental factors causing it.

New York City is sinking at an average rate of 1 to 2 millimeters every year; know why

Geologists have warned about the sinking New York City. Listed major environmental factors causing it.

New research has shown that the city of New York is sinking due to the weight of its skyscrapers. According to the geological report, NYC&rsquo;s more than 1 million buildings weigh about 1.7 trillion pounds, drowning the city into the surrounding water at an average rate of 1 to 2 millimeters every year.&nbsp;
According to lead researcher and geologist Tom Parsons of the United States Geological Survey, areas like Lower Manhattan is the most at risk, followed by both Brooklyn and Queens.&nbsp;
The constant tectonic shifts, rise in sea level, increasing hurricane intensity and greenhouse gas emissions are the major factors behind the accelerating problem along coastal and riverfront areas of the city.&nbsp;
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Environment

World Environment Day 2023: Humans have used 7 out of 9 safe limits for life on Earth

Save the Yamuna: human chains formed in Delhi to save the river | Watch

World Environment Day 2023: Humans have used 7 out of 9 safe limits for life on Earth

Save the Yamuna: human chains formed in Delhi to save the river | Watch

Heatwave Warning: Temperature is skyrocketing in many parts of India; IMD issues advisory

Study emphasises on water crisis as half of the world's lakes and reservoirs shrink

New York City is sinking at an average rate of 1 to 2 millimetres every year; know why

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