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Environment

Union Environment Minister inaugurates 18 Namo Oxygen parks in Delhi

Working Plan for NCT Delhi, Asola Bhatti Sanctuary Management Plan and Delhi Bird Atlas released during the event to strengthen scientific environmental governance. Bhupender Yadav, Union Minister for Environment, Forest…

From record growth to impact: FAO welcomes ambitious new funding cycle of Global Environment Facility

$3.9 billion replenishment will help countries accelerate environmental actions through agrifood systems On World Environment Day, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) welcomed the Ninth Replenishment…

 Agrizy marks milestone of 18,500 MT of processed produce to date to drive sustainable supply chains

Network of 400+ Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) and MSME processors across India to drive end-to-end supply chain traceability. Agrizy, India’s leading tech‑led Contract Research, Development and Manufacturing Organisation (CRDMO) for…

Bees, biodiversity and ESG: New sustainability imperative

As biodiversity risks rise across Asia’s agricultural heartlands, pollinator health is emerging as a critical metric for food security, climate resilience, supply-chain stability and ESG performance On a spring morning…

AI-driven sustainable agriculture for better tomorrow : M K Dhanuka, Chairman, Dhanuka Agritech Limited

As climate change intensifies pressure on global food systems, artificial intelligence is emerging as a powerful tool to help agriculture balance productivity, resource efficiency, and environmental sustainability. The urgency for…

Andhra Pradesh Community Managed Natural Farming (APCNF) bags 2026 Food Planet Prize

APCNF works through women’s collectives and a network of over 10,000 farmer trainers to help smallholders abandon synthetic inputs in favour of natural farming practices rooted in soil science and…

Hosachiguru launches #BeyondTheHive Campaign to spotlight pollinators’ role in ecological sustainability

World Bee Day initiative seeks to raise awareness around the critical role of bees and pollinators in food security, biodiversity conservation and climate resilience amid mounting ecological threats Agri-ecosystem and…

FAO report calls for robust risk assessment for recycled plastic food packaging

Findings underscore need for discussion on global standards as demand for environmentally friendly packaging rises The growing use of recycled plastic in food packaging and other food contact materials offers…

Beyond “10,000 Litres” claim: What India’s Ethanol debate is missing

As India expands ethanol blending to strengthen energy security and support rural incomes, the real debate is no longer about a single water-use figure, but about whether the country can…

Where paint protects pollinators

Mark Titus shares how Nippon Paint India is turning coatings expertise into a tool for ecological and economic impact In an exclusive AgroSpectrum interview, Mark Titus, President – Decorative Coatings…

Blue Planet launches carbon credits portfolio from waste processing projects in India

The credits are generated through scientifically managed waste processing that prevents methane emissions from legacy landfill sites. Blue Planet Environmental Solutions Pte. Ltd., a Singapore-headquartered integrated waste management company, announced…

Heat is on

Photo source: ©FAO/Patrick Meinhardt Four examples of practical solutions to extreme heat in agriculture Heat just used to be part of the job for Sary Kea, a rice farmer in…

Extreme heat is pushing agrifood systems to the brink worldwide

New FAO-WMO report assesses risks and identifies adaptation options as rising temperatures pose hazards to people, crops, livestock and fish Extreme heat events currently threaten the livelihoods and health of…

75% of marine protected areas hit by pollution: Wake-up call for global conservation

Photo Credit: Michelangelo Pignani/FFI In an exclusive AgroSpectrum interview, Dr. Amelia Wenger warns that global conservation efforts risk falling short as sewage pollution remains critically underfunded and poorly integrated into…

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