Online trends show India is worried about environment, just like the rich nations

The study found that Google searches on nature loss and biodiversity climbed by 16 percent globally between 2016 and 2020, with India seeing a 190 percent rise in searches, Pakistan an 88 percent increase, and Indonesia a 53 percent increase. According to scientists, one million animal and plant species are at risk of extinction as a result of humanity's continuous pursuit of economic expansion, according to a major assessment released in 2019 on contemporary civilisation's disastrous influence on the natural world. WWF reported earlier this year that over a 13-year period, the globe lost tropical forest the size of California, mostly due to commercial farming, and called for COVID-19 recovery plans to revive conservation efforts. "Until now, climate has been really dominating the news and the public debate, and nature not so much," said Lambertini. Our New Project : Chandigarh Call Girls Service About Chandigarh Escorts Call Girls Chandigarh Escorts Service Chandigar