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Eco News-April-June 2017, Vol. 22. No.1

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Econews -October to December, 2016- Vol-21, No-3.

Contents

• Natural Food Colours
• Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve
• Sustainability in Campuses of Higher Education: Green Campus – An Environmental Monitoring Approach
• Cultural Tradition of Kachabeswarar temple
• Enjoying the down with birds – My Chilika experience
• Tackling Groundwater Pollution

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Eco News – July-Sept 2016, Vol. 21. No.2

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Eco News – April-June 2016, Vol.21, No.1

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Econews, January-March 2015

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Eco News – October-December 2014

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02. Eco News – July-September 2014

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01. Eco News – April-June 2014,Vol.20. No.1_BOOKLET

Contents

Species Rich Parks…. 5
Bamboo – The Wonder Plant…. 8
Flying Lizard – Draco dussumieri…. 12
Effect of Forest fire on Biodiversity in Similipal Biosphere Reserve, Odisha, India… 14
Biofuel – The hassle-free energy of the future…. 17
No alternative for Tree translocation!?…. 19

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Jan-mar 2014,Vol.19. No.4

Content:

Conservation of Ousteri lake, Puducherry —Page- 5
Trees of Chennai Parks —Page-18
Flowering Trees of Tropical Forests —Page-20
Significance of Totemism among the Tribes of India —Page-22
Conservation of Marine Faunal Communities in India —Page–25
Micro Plastic: Ocean of Plastic Debris Endangering Life —Page-30
Present Scenario of Municipal Solid Waste Dumping Yards in Chennai —Page-35

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Econews – Oct-Dec 2013,Vol.19.N0.3

On the inner page of this edition of Eco News, you will see five websites listed:

http://www.econewscpreec.com is the new name for this publication which will cease to be printed from April 2014. It will be an online magazine and there is no charge for subscription. The reason for this change is because it has become difficult to get tree-free paper and we do not believe in cutting trees to say “Don’t Cut A Tree”. However, those who have paid for the subscription of Eco News will continue to receive it till their subscription period is over.

We have also started a website http://www.heritageonline.in. It is an online magazine of little known areas of Indian heritage, both manmade and natural. This too is a free website to which I hope you will subscribe. We already have a large list of interested scholars and
public who have subscribed to this website.

http://www.environmentallawsofindia.com lists, in question-answer format, the various laws to protect the environment, wildlife and animals.

http://www.cpreecenvis.nic.in is a website about the “Ecological Traditions of India and Sacred Sites”. It is a cornucopia of information.

And http://www.cpreec.org tells you about C.P.R. Environmental Education Centre. Our educational publications are also freely available online.

This issue starts with the importance about the ambient air quality which is a major concern, particularly during the Diwali season, when bronchitis and asthma cases increase. The habit of bursting crackers was introduced by the British and did not exist before. The
word “deepavali” – shortened to “divali” – means a row of lights.

And the rest of ECONEWS is about various aspects of biodiversity, a diminishing resource today.