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Are plastic bags biodegradable? Not really says new UK research
It’s proven Sea is moving closer to Chennai
‘Revolutionary change’ needed to stop unprecedented global extinction crisis
Rehabilitated Olive Ridley turtles released back into sea by Chennai conservation group
Saurashtra, Kutch on red alert as Vayu approaches
Environment minister announces 4 solution programmes to fight air pollution
Cuddalore fisheries official bags Kalpana Chawla Award
Sparkling Blue Waves in Chennai Coast
4 Tamil Nadu wetlands among 100 to get priority tag
Tamil Nadu grabs top spot in rural cleanliness in Swachh Bharat Survey 2019
Sea ranching to boost fish resources off Tamil Nadu coast
Gujarat and Tamil Nadu Have Offshore Wind Energy Potential of 70 GW
Tamil Nadu government to carry out census on marine fishermen
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Are plastic bags biodegradable? Not really says new UK research
It’s proven Sea is moving closer to Chennai
‘Revolutionary change’ needed to stop unprecedented global extinction crisis
Rehabilitated Olive Ridley turtles released back into sea by Chennai conservation group
Saurashtra, Kutch on red alert as Vayu approaches
Environment minister announces 4 solution programmes to fight air pollution
Cuddalore fisheries official bags Kalpana Chawla Award
Sparkling Blue Waves in Chennai Coast
4 Tamil Nadu wetlands among 100 to get priority tag
Tamil Nadu grabs top spot in rural cleanliness in Swachh Bharat Survey 2019
Sea ranching to boost fish resources off Tamil Nadu coast
Gujarat and Tamil Nadu Have Offshore Wind Energy Potential of 70 GW
Tamil Nadu government to carry out census on marine fishermen