Featured Water levels in major Amazon tributary tumble to record lows amid drought – Al Jazeera October 5, 20241 Min Read Jayarajan C N Share This! Facebook Twitter Google Plus Pinterest LinkedIn Climate change and below-average rainfall have left the Rio Negro and other rivers at their shallowest levels ever.. For more reading, Click here… You may also like Featured Eight Years, Same Flood: Kerala’s Development Model Refuses to Learn August 5, 2026 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 About the authorView All Posts Jayarajan C N Antarctica is ‘greening’ at dramatic rate as climate heats – The Guardian Over 46K acres of forest land diverted for mining in 5 years – The Tribune Share This! Facebook Twitter Google Plus Pinterest LinkedIn Topics About Us1 Articles13 Booklets6 Campaigns4 CERN2 Documents6 Featured1,030 Hindi4 Introduction10 Malayalam10 Opinions5 Photos & Videos19 Press Release1 Reports6 Struggles26 Trending454 Featured Featured Eight Years, Same Flood: Kerala’s Development Model Refuses to Learn 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 • Trending Sikkim Tunnel Disaster: Death Toll Rises to 22 as Search Continues for Missing Workers July 23, 2026
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