Nature Talks

Exchange Plastic for Gold, Outdoor Air Purifiers, Spotify in UK, Nature Talks - PodhCast

Welcome to Nature Talks, the podcast where we delve into the latest news and issues in the world of environmental conservation. In this episode, we explore some unique and interesting stories from around the world.
First up, we discuss how people are exchanging plastic waste for gold coins, highlighting the innovative ways people are tackling the problem of plastic pollution. We also take a look at the bizarre idea of outdoor air purifiers and whether they can really make a difference in improving air quality.
Moving on, we cover the recent FIR against silent protesters in Bangalore and discuss the importance of protecting trees. We also examine the impacts of tunneling and landslides in India and the challenges of balancing development with environmental protection.
On a lighter note, we admire the beautiful flamingos in Mumbai and encourage listeners to plant all their fruit seeds or send them to us to support reforestation efforts.
Finally, we introduce our new logo, featuring the word "PODH cast," as we strive to spread awareness and promote positive change for the environment. Follow us on Twitter and share our podcast to help us have an even greater impact. Enjoy this episode of Nature Talks!

Ft Ananya Singh, Indias Largest Landfill, Human height reduction by poisonous air/water, Newsletter

Welcome to Nature Talks! In this episode, we dive into the harsh reality of India's largest landfill project in Bhalswa. The toxic air and water have severely impacted the health of nearby residents, causing stunted growth and reduced weight. We also discuss the latest issue of the NDNS newsletter available on ndns.in, which features the schedule of events for April. Additionally, we cover the recent case in the High Court, where the Public Works Department (PWD) damaged over 30 trees while trenching within 1m of them in Lodhi Colony. PWD has since planted new trees on mathura road, but it will take decades for them to reach the same height and canopy as the beautiful trees with majestic canopies which were removed a few years ago from mathura road. Tune in to this episode to learn more about these pressing environmental issues.

A day in the life of an environmentalist. April Schedule. Fossil Fuel Extraction. Mysterious Event.

Welcome to Nature Talks, the podcast where we discuss all things related to the environment and the world we live in. In this episode, we take a closer look at the daily life of an environmentalist and what it takes to make a positive impact on the planet. We also share some exciting activities planned for the month of April, including outdoor adventures and eco- friendly initiatives. Additionally, we explore the recent news about the extraction of fossil fuels in the United States. Finally, we tease the listeners about a mystery event happening on the last Sunday of April, so be sure to stay tuned and sign up for our newsletter for more information.

Canadian Listeners, Stormy Delhi, Pink Yamuna, Banyan Tree, Auroville, April Fools, Forest Saving

Nature Talks is a podcast that explores various environmental issues and conservation efforts from around the world. In this episode, the host discusses a range of topics including the increasing number of Canadian listeners, the recent stormy weather in Delhi, the concerning pink foam in the Yamuna river, the significance of the Banyan tree and its relationship with the host's beard, the unfortunate destruction of Auroville, the significance of April Fool's Day, and the importance of saving forests by preventing tourism. With informative discussions and engaging storytelling, Nature Talks is the perfect podcast for anyone who cares about the planet and wants to stay informed about current environmental issues.

Trees Postcards, Clay bowls, Punjabi Tornado, Chipkomovement, Sausage Trees, Sexual Harassment

Welcome to Nature Talks, a podcast that delves into current environmental issues and conservation efforts around the world. In this episode, we cover a range of topics including a postcard campaign, clay bowl distribution, a tornado in Punjab, and the rescue of a Sarus crane, which unfortunately led to trouble for the rescuer. We also discuss the caging of the bird by authorities, Aditya Thackeray's efforts to save trees and wildlife, and the continued importance of the Chipko movement today. We examine the effectiveness of smog towers, the fascinating flowering of sausage trees, and the disturbing case of a turtle conservationist sexually harassing women in his organization. Finally, we explore the uplifting news that soil is an anti-depressant, but also the troubling reality that Sanjay Van in Delhi is unsafe for women. Join us as we explore the beauty and challenges of our natural world.

Vegan King, Princess Tree Climbing, Mars Sunset, Dendrophile, 50 cr for Elephants, All that Breathes

In this episode of Nature Talks, we cover a range of environmental topics. Highlights include the planned axing of 6,000 trees in Pune, the return of 50 dogs wrongly blamed for murder in Vasant Kunj, the endangered status of the Great Indian Bustard, the destruction of ancient fruit trees for a bus route near Cambridge, and the recent forest fires in Goa. We also discuss innovative products like bamboo headphones, conservation efforts for elephants in Odisha, and the King of England's move towards a vegan diet. Natural phenomena like a Martian sunset and azurite crystals are also mentioned. Finally, we touch on a sparrow's burial after being shot in police firing.

World forest day, free water bowls, postcard campaign, zoo in forest, digital detox, dolphin hunting

Welcome to Nature Talks, a podcast that explores the latest news and events related to our environment and wildlife. In this episode, we cover a wide range of topics, including the distribution of clay bowls for keeping water for birds and animals, the inauguration of a butterfly park at Hindu College, and GAIA '23 by the Earthlings society at Hindu college featuring a stall by NDNS. We also discuss the digital detox at Greenvibes farm, the tragic death of a 57-year-old jogger due to a drunk driver, and the heatwave in Australia.
We then move on to talk about the dead transplanted trees in Delhi, the elephant electrocuted in Tamil Nadu, and the controversial zoo in the Aravalli forest. We also touch upon the issue of dolphin hunting in Gujarat and the disturbing 1,00,000 nails in 3,000 trees for hanging lights for an event.
Finally, we end with the shocking revelation that 39 out of 50 of the world's most polluted cities are located in India, emphasizing the urgent need to take action and protect our planet. Join us as we delve into these important issues and explore ways to create a healthier, more sustainable future for our planet.

Elephant whisperers, Dogs blamed for death of 2 bros, Green Delhi Quest, Clean up drives. Ft Ananya

The elephant whisperers short documentary won an oscar. 2 young boys found dead 3 days apart in the same location with no eye witnesses and without any autopsy report some people are blaming dogs. Green Delhi Quest was a great success and the participants had an amazing experience. Join us for our clean up drive next saturday as we restore the wildlife habitat in the forest. Intro/outro by Komplex Sound.

Happy Holi, International Womens Day, World Wildlife Day, Summer heat in Delhi, Chilling under trees

Did you have a colorful Holi holiday? International Womens Day connected with nature, Keep water bowls outside for birds, animals and humans, Sitting under trees shade feels super nice. Intro/Outro by Komplex Sound

New setup, March schedule, Wildlife habitat restoration, Cleanup drives, Monthly newsletter

Survival skills, Morse codes, 3 part video on yt about Julia Butterfly Hill, Tree climbing workshops, Multitasking habits, Green roofs and houses, Garbage cleanup drives.