Nature Talks is NOT the official podcast channel of the New Delhi Nature Society, where all the topics about the environment are discussed. In this podcast, Verhaen Khanna, the founder of the New Delhi Nature Society, shares his insights on various environmental issues and invites guests from diverse backgrounds to discuss their views on the […]
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Electronic waste, or e-waste, is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the world. With the rapid advancement of technology and the ever-increasing demand for electronics, it is becoming increasingly important to dispose of e-waste properly. In India, the disposal of e-waste is a major concern due to the lack of proper infrastructure and regulations.
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ChatGPT is a chatbot that is powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) which collects data from all over the internet and presents it in an articulated manner. So we decided to ask ChatGPT for suggestions on how Gen Z can contribute towards the protection of the Environment. This was the response: There are several ways that
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Most of us are aware of the fact that we are destroying our planet. Our practices and products have a detrimental impact on our environment. Although the focus on replacing plastic products with eco-friendly products has increased, the impact that plastic has on our surroundings is not common knowledge. The World Wildlife Fund states that
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Lake Revived in Ashoka Park A lake is one of the most beautiful and expressive landscapes of nature. Lake revival work has been gaining popularity in Delhi. One has been revived in Ashoka Park, New Friends Colony, by the authorities. *Special thanks to Hon’ble Justice Sh. S.P. Garg* How it started 2001 was the last
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Peaceful Future with Nature Uncertainty… Fear… Disappointment… Isolated… Alone… Hopelessness… Is this our new normal? This question haunts me today. It haunts me to see a future where human interaction is obsolete, a future where education and jobs will function through only digital screens in front of our eyes. A future where kids will not
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Heat Heat Go Away The miseries of the heatwaves are back! Breaking records better than ever, Delhi is experiencing its hottest May after almost 18 years (https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/18-year-old-record-broken-in-delhi-churu-sizzles-as-world-s-hottest-place-all-you-need-to-know-about-heatwave/story-wbax5MsJunWXrUVMeMN1WI.html). The temperatures do go up to this level in the summers, but that only occurs in the month of June. Experiencing this level of heat in month of
Govt. Agencies In India In India most of the people are unaware about the laws and regulations with respect to Environment and Animal Protection and this gives rise to non-compliance with laws and regulations by the general public and Govt. agencies. Even the general public turns a blind eye whenever they see such non-compliance by
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Relax With Birdwatching The world is going through a global crisis, in which we’re all in the same boat but at a distance. The excursions are now limited to your neighborhood grocery store and the yoga mats have to be considered the gym at home. The most interaction we have with nature has for now
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As a child… I used to often hover around boards in parks which gave away details about the birds that can be spotted in the area. With my “Mini-binoculars” that I got free with a box of chocolate as a child, I used to look around very diligently, trying to spot at least a few of the birds
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