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More than 4,000 students have taken part in our Climate Lab activities. A look at how practical sessions connect climate science with everyday decisions.
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Latest storyMore than 4,000 students have taken part in our Climate Lab activities. A look at how practical sessions connect climate science with everyday decisions.

Planting is only the first step. How Aranya is moving towards maintenance, survival monitoring and long-term restoration.

Our progress towards recovering seven species, the growing labs behind it, and what it will take to reach 50+ by 2030.

Why Sakhi distributes sanitary pads every month, and how more than 1,000 packs so far fit into a wider effort on health and dignity.

200 complimentary copies are an early step towards 50,000+ by 2030. Here is what Pragya hopes each book will start.
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An outburst at Sintaphu Lake on 29 October damaged infrastructure in Bhutan, with no deaths reported there.
Source: Outlook India
Strain along a 300 km stretch equals about one magnitude 8.1 earthquake every 100 years. It is not a prediction.
Source: ThePrint
In the Alaknanda Basin, 24 larger lakes grew by 67% in 30 years and 57 new glacial lakes formed.
Source: Phys.org
Climate change made the heatwave up to 2°C hotter, exposing about 44 million people to dangerous heat.
Source: The Free Press Journal
388 outburst floods documented, and nearly one million people live within 10 km of glacial lakes.
Source: Down To Earth
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