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TheInterviewTimes.com | February 22, 2026 | 04:03 PM IST | New Delhi Recent studies reveal Greenland ice sheet convection plumes like boiling pasta and a sixfold rise in extreme melt events since 1990. Discover impacts on sea level rise and latest climate research. The Greenland ice sheet shows unexpected internal motion resembling boiling pasta due … Read more
New Delhi, January 5, 2026, 10:10 p.m. IST Gujarat witnesses a record influx of over 8.3 lakh resident and migratory birds in the 2024-25 season, driven by strong conservation measures and growing eco-tourism appeal. Gujarat Becomes Prime Migratory Bird Hub Gujarat has emerged as one of India’s leading sanctuaries for migratory birds, recording an unprecedented … Read more
The UN wildlife body CITES has withdrawn its earlier import restrictions on India after a rigorous on-site inspection of Anant Ambani’s Vantara Zoo in Jamnagar. The review found world-class veterinary standards, improved import verification protocols and no violations under India’s wildlife regulations. TheInterviewTimes.com | November 25, 2025: The United Nations’ wildlife trade authority has given … Read more
India’s wildlife program received a major boost as Mukhi, the first Indian-born female cheetah, delivered five cubs at Kuno National Park. The birth strengthens India’s long-term conservation vision and aligns with rising leopard numbers across key states, marking a wider revival of the nation’s big cat ecosystems. Kuno Milestone: Indian-Born Cheetah Mukhi Adds Five Cubs … Read more
New research published in Science Advances reveals that extreme floods have reduced Global Rice Yields by an average of 4.3% annually between 1980 and 2015. With rice feeding over half the world’s population, the study warns of worsening climate impacts, rising risks to food security, and urgent need for flood-resistant rice varieties and stronger resilience … Read more
Project Cheetah India advanced on Thursday as President Droupadi Murmu and Botswana’s President Duma Boko witnessed the symbolic handover of eight cheetahs at Mokolodi Nature Reserve. With fewer than 7,000 cheetahs left globally and Botswana hosting one of the largest populations, the transfer expands India’s reintroduction efforts across multiple sanctuaries. TheInterviewTimes.com | November 14, 2025 … Read more
UN Report: Global Warming Could Reach 2.5°C Despite New Climate Pledges The UN warns global warming could reach 2.5°C this century despite new climate pledges, calling for urgent global action to meet the 1.5°C target. UN Report Warns of Escalating Global Warming Threat TheInterviewTimes.com | New Delhi | November 6, 2025 — The United Nations … Read more
India SAF Summit 2025: India Unveils Ambitious Sustainable Aviation Fuel Policy for a Greener Future India SAF Summit 2025 marks a turning point as India launches its Sustainable Aviation Fuel Policy, targeting cleaner skies and green economic growth. TheInterviewTimes.com | New Delhi | November 6, 2025 — India is preparing to revolutionize its aviation sector … Read more
Mountain gorillas face rising threats from climate change, with UNEP warning that decades of conservation gains could be undone without urgent climate-smart action. Nairobi, Kenya – October 24, 2025 | The Interview Times — The mountain gorillas, one of the world’s rarest and most iconic species, are facing a new and fast-growing threat — climate … Read more
Climate change is driving snow leopards toward extinction in Central Asia. Learn how habitat loss, warming, and poaching threaten these rare big cats. The Ghost of the Mountains Faces Extinction In the rugged highlands of Central Asia, the elusive snow leopards—revered as the “ghosts of the mountains”—are silently disappearing. A new report by the United … Read more
Green sea turtle recovery marks a global conservation success as IUCN reclassifies the species from endangered to least concern after decades of protection. Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates –October 10, 2025 | The Interview Times — In a rare beacon of hope amid escalating biodiversity crises, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has … Read more
Cassowary bird facts, habitat, and behavior explained. Discover why it’s called the world’s most dangerous bird and the importance of World Cassowary Day. Among the rainforests of northern Australia, Papua New Guinea, and nearby islands lives a bird unlike any other—the cassowary bird. Known for its striking colors, towering height, and razor-sharp claws, it has … Read more
Explore how climate change is escalating flood risks in India. Updated 2025 data reveals causes, impacts, and urgent solutions for a resilient future. Environmental crises in South Asia have steadily shifted from isolated events to recurring, chronic threats, with India emerging as one of the most vulnerable countries to climate-driven disasters. In a nation where … Read more
Every year, 10 million hectares of forests are destroyed, fueling climate change and biodiversity loss. Halting deforestation could cut 4 gigatonnes of emissions annually and help meet the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C goal. Forests are not just green landscapes; they are essential allies in humanity’s fight against climate change. Yet every year, nearly 10 million hectares … Read more
On Clean Air Day 2025, the world faces a stark reminder that air pollution causes over 8 million deaths annually, reduces life expectancy, fuels dementia, and costs the global economy trillions. Urgent action is needed to secure clean air for all. New Delhi, India – Today, September 7, 2025, marks the International Day of Clean … Read more
Can hydrogen fuel replace petrol and diesel? Explore India’s Green Hydrogen Mission, global hydrogen initiatives, startups, and the future of clean transport in the Green Tech Revolution. As the world confronts the climate crisis and rising fuel costs, the race for sustainable alternatives to petrol and diesel has intensified. Among the contenders, hydrogen fuel is … Read more
The global plastic pollution treaty faces delays as world leaders struggle to reach consensus. Learn why the global plastic pollution treaty is vital for ending plastic waste and protecting both human health and the environment. Why the Global Plastic Pollution Treaty Is Crucial for Environmental Survival The global plastic pollution treaty—a landmark initiative led by … Read more
Discover how South Dakota State University scientists have created Biodegradable Packaging from Grapevine Canes, a transparent, eco-friendly plastic alternative that decomposes in 17 days, offering a sustainable solution to the global plastic crisis. Biodegradable Packaging from Grapevine Canes – A Breakthrough in Sustainable Packaging In a groundbreaking development, researchers at South Dakota State University (SDSU) have transformed agricultural … Read more
Discover the alarming 2025 freshwater crisis threatening billions, driven by climate change and groundwater depletion. Mahendra Singh explores NASA GRACE data, impacts on food security, and solutions for The Interview Times. Earth is grappling with a catastrophic freshwater shortage that endangers billions of lives, driven by climate change, rampant groundwater depletion, and prolonged droughts. As … Read more
Older vehicles in Delhi-NCR are fueling the region’s air pollution crisis, contributing heavily to PM2.5, NOx, and SO2 emissions. Experts call for stricter enforcement, scrappage incentives, and NCR-wide strategies to combat worsening air quality. New Delhi, August 12, 2025 – As Delhi-NCR chokes under a persistent smog blanket, older vehicles have emerged as a significant … Read more