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    Articles Tagged with "Endangered Species"

    Endangered species list grows by 2,000. Climate change is part of the problem - The Hindu

    thehindu.com • Environment • World

    The IUCN Red List reveals a concerning increase of 2,000 species threatened with extinction, highlighting climate change's devastating impact on global biodiversity.

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    Neelakurinji becomes a ‘threatened species,’ officially - The Hindu

    thehindu.com • Ecology • India

    The Neelakurinji flower, known for its twelve-year blooming cycle, has been officially classified as a vulnerable species on the IUCN Red List due to habitat loss and other threats.

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    Explained | Protecting the Great Indian Bustard - The Hindu

    thehindu.com • Conservation • India

    The Supreme Court of India is urging for a focused conservation plan, similar to Project Tiger, to protect the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard from threats like power lines and habitat loss.

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    How do you plan to save the Great Indian Bustard, Supreme Court asks government - The Hindu

    thehindu.com • Environment • India

    The Supreme Court of India has directed the government to submit a plan by February to protect the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard from extinction, primarily caused by collisions with power lines in its natural habitats.

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