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The AI revolution is here. What does it mean for the future of business?
AI adoption across industries is rising, but many companies remain uncertain about how to fully use…
Freya Graham
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A small group of farms in California use more water than entire cities, and it's mostly going to a single crop, a new report finds
An investigation by ProPublica found that some farming families in California use massive amounts o…
Maiya Focht
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Drones: New tool for SDGs — bringing scale, speed and safety in the global pursuit of sustainability
As the battle to protect the environment heats up globally, the drone, despite being majorly touted…
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NASA report: Haryana sees sharp dip in stubble burning, as Punjab struggles
The recent satellite images of stubble burning and arson incidents in northern India issued by N…
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Four Indian firms in WEF's 100 most promising tech startups list
The World Economic Forum has listed four Indian entities, including Giftolexia Solutions and Xacmaz…
PTI
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How 2 Indian organisations are using AI to fight climate change in India
Two Indian organisations, Gujarat Mahila Housing Sewa Trust and Villgro Innovation Foundation, are …
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Severe cold wave grips North India, Mercury dips to -4.7 degree celsius in several parts of Rajasthan
The entire North Indian belt continued to reel under an intense cold wave on Sunday, with several a…
ANI
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CBDC trial a landmark moment in the history of money: Shaktikanta Das
Reserve Bank of India governor Shaktikanta Das today announced that retail central bank digital cur…
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Wearables for plants, bacteria eating viruses, and 8 technologies in 2023 that can change the future
The World Economic Forum has announced ten breakthrough technologies set to change the world over t…
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Russian ships reportedly turned off tracking signals and faked paperwork while picking up Ukrainian grain in Crimea
Ukraine officials have recently accused Russia of stealing several hundred thousand tonnes of grain…
Hannah Towey
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IMD operationalises advanced high-resolution air quality early warning system for Delhi
A very high-resolution city scale model ENFUSER (ENvironmental information FUsion SERvice) for Delh…
PTI
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Agri-startups can offer tech solutions to keep food supply chain rolling amid COVID-19 crisis: Study
For smooth operation of kharif sowing, the study said startups such as Agrostar, BigHaat, Behtar Zi…
PTI
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The blazes in the Amazon are so big they can be seen from space. One map shows the alarming scale of the fires.
This week of fires comes on the heels of another worrisome milestone for the world's largest rainfo…
Aylin Woodward
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Nearly 2,000 new fires have started in the Amazon in the last 48 hours despite burning ban from government
The National Space Research Institute (INPE) published satellite data showing that in the 48 hours …
Dan DeFrancesco
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The Amazon is burning at a rate not seen since we started keeping track. The smoke is reaching cities 2,000 miles away.
As the world's largest rainforest, the Amazon plays a crucial role in keeping our planet's carbon-d…
Aylin Woodward
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Brazil has seen 100,000 fire alerts in 10 days, but it's not just the Amazon - one map shows how much of South America is burning
As the world's largest rainforest, the Amazon plays a crucial role in keeping our planet's carbon-d…
Aylin Woodward
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The Amazon is losing about 3 football fields' worth of rainforest per minute
In July, the world's largest rainforest lost 519 square miles (1,345 square kilometers) of trees, s…
Lauren Frias
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99% of the fires in the Amazon rainforest were started by humans, one expert says - here's why they've gotten so out of control
As the world's largest rainforest, the Amazon plays a crucial role in keeping our planet's carbon-d…
Morgan McFall-Johnsen,Aylin W…
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EXPLAINER: How did Russia-Ukraine war trigger a food crisis?
"The burden is being shouldered by the very poor," one expert said. "That's a humanitarian crisis, …
Associated Press
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Indian govt on back foot as stubble burning worsens air pollution in the national capital
The air quality in Delhi and surrounding cities reach toxic levels every year in October and Novem…