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“There may be no greater, growing threat facing the world’s children– and their children – than climate change.”– UNICEF

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Climate crisis  In July 2019, the coalition  Call It a Climate Crisis Campaign  began circulating an online petition that in part says. "Climate crisis"  or  "climate emergency"  i s a description of  climate change  and   global warming   used by a variety of scientists, governments and other organisations to describe how  anthropogenic  effects  on the climate are proceeding so quickly that they believe the world is facing a global crisis.  A number of governments and local authorities around the world have made   climate emergency declarations .   Published   Titled  Climate Crisis. children are getting affected due to this climate crisis. In the future they are going to face  much worse situations.  Climate change is exposing them to life-threatening dangers and harming their health and development The climate crisis is not an abstract future threat. The ...

Indian Economic Crisis may damage country Dream of $5 trillion Economy : Kunasi Veera

Yes ! I stand  with the above statement. With an aim to acquire USD five trillion economy status , India has to consistently achieve a minimum of  9%+ growth rate for next five years. On the other hand economic indicators reflect that the GDP growth of India has gone down to almost five percent in the first quarter of financial year 2019-20 . Many sectors that contribute to the Indian Economy’s growth path, like Automobile, Real estate, FMCG, Manufacturing,  Agriculture are lagging behind in achieving desired growth rate and jobs in these sectors are not only going down but are also trimmed. Job cuts, hiring freeze, factory shutdown, and suspension of production are some of the headlines staring at us as the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate of the economy slipped to  five percent  for the first quarter of 2019-20 ,the  lo west in over six years . key Points Auto sector is facing worst crisis in about 20 years In real estate sector, nu...

We Can Buy Uranium But Can We Buy Forests? Vijay Devarakonda Questions ..

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Tollywood celebrities are joining the protest against the sanctions of uranium digging in reserved Nallamala forests. They are raising their voice against the government’s plan to mine uranium in the forest near Amrabad in Telangana.  After Sekhar Kammula and Pawan Kalyan, actor Vijay Devarakonda also joined the chorus to raise his voice against the plan. On Thursday, the Arjun Reddy actor took to his Instagram story to write about the same. 20,000 acres of Nallamala is at the risk of being destroyed. We have destroyed our lakes, flooded our states, caused drought in others and polluted most of our drinking water sources. The quality of our air is deteriorating everywhere. Multiple cities are running out of the water to drink, brush, shower, wash and everything else. And we continue to justify destroying any small good that is left. Next in line are the lush green Nallamala forests," read Devarakonda's post.  Deverakonda, who is born and brought up in the re...

'Stop uranium mining in Nallamala forest': Pawan Kalyan

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"The people of two Telugu states will be affected because of uranium mining and Krishna waters will get polluted," Pawan Kalyan said. Actor-politician and JanaSena Party (JSP) President Pawan Kalyan on Monday joined hands with senior Congress leader V Hanumantha Rao in expressing his concern over Centre’s plan to mine uranium in Telangana's Nallamala forest. Stating that it would badly damage biodiversity apart from affecting the environment, Pawan Kalyan worried that the uranium mining would generate radon, which was a product of the radioactive decay of uranium. V Hanumantha Rao called on Pawan Kalyan at the JSP office in Hyderabad.  Underground uranium mines may have high concentrations of radon. People who inhale this may be affected with lung cancer and kidney issues may arise when people drink water with uranium waste," the JSP said in a statement. Speaking on the occasion, Pawan Kalyan said, "The people of two Telugu states will be affe...

Environmental Issues : Nuclear Power may destroy Nallamala Forest Ecosystem

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From affecting wildlife to threatening Chenchu tribes, this is what India’s nuclear power goals can do to Telangana’s Nallamala forest.                                                                                                           -kunasi VeeraPrasad Nallamala forest is spread across five districts in Andhra Pradesh and two former districts in Telangana – Mahbubnagar and Nalgonda. The forest may soon face what is being dubbed as an environmental catastrophe by activists. The Forest Advisory Committee under the Ministry of Environment and Forests and Climate Change recently recommended an 'in-principle' approval to the Department of Atomic Energy for survey and exploration of uranium over 83 square ki...