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Tree felling almost doubled between 2016-2019 in India: Data from Environment Ministry

March 11, 2021

Tree felling across the country has almost doubled between years 2016-2019, revealed reply of a question in Lok Sabha earlier this week.  Read more…

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They Are Right About the Carbon Tax. They Are Also Burning the Coal

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