Featured India’s palm oil plans wreak havoc on the ground – Down To Earth August 14, 20241 Min Read Jayarajan C N Share This! Facebook Twitter Google Plus Pinterest LinkedIn The push for large-scale monoculture plantations of oil palm is taking a toll on the environment and on people’s economic and social security For more reading, Click here.. You may also like Featured • Trending Kerala’s rivers are not drying. They are being used as drains. July 31, 2026 Featured • Trending Sikkim Tunnel Disaster: Death Toll Rises to 22 as Search Continues for Missing Workers July 23, 2026 Featured • Trending Headline: Extreme Heat Is Costing India’s Poorest Workers 2% of GDP — And the New Labour Code Doesn’t Even Mention It July 22, 2026 About the authorView All Posts Jayarajan C N Wayanad calamity a sign of escalating threat of global warming – Down To Earth Glacial lakes multiply in Himachal Pradesh and Tibet, posing a threat to lives and infrastructure downstream – The Hindu Share This! Facebook Twitter Google Plus Pinterest LinkedIn Topics About Us1 Articles13 Booklets6 Campaigns4 CERN2 Documents6 Featured1,029 Hindi4 Introduction10 Malayalam10 Opinions5 Photos & Videos19 Press Release1 Reports6 Struggles26 Trending454 Featured Featured • Trending Kerala’s rivers are not drying. They are being used as drains. Featured • Trending Sikkim Tunnel Disaster: Death Toll Rises to 22 as Search Continues for Missing Workers Featured • Trending Headline: Extreme Heat Is Costing India’s Poorest Workers 2% of GDP — And the New Labour Code Doesn’t Even Mention It Featured Europe’s Heatwave Recedes, but Climate Disasters Continue Featured Britain’s Climate Extremes Are Becoming the New Normal
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