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Journalist. Reports on climate, environment, and rural issues. Email: nidhijamwal@gmail.com

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The silver lining on the clouds of farm smoke

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By Bharati Chaturvedi, Nidhi Jamwal Verified
| HT Syndication
India, Oct. 10 -- The annual stubble-burning season has started. In this widely dreaded practice, farmers set fire to crop residue - the thick remnants left rooted in the soil after paddy harvest - in the field. Rising labour costs, a narrow window between paddy harvest and sowing period for the next crop, and declining farm incomes have pushed farmers in several states, from Punjab to Madhya Pradesh, to treat stubble burning as routine.
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The silver lining on the clouds of farm smoke

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By Bharati Chaturvedi, Nidhi Jamwal Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
The annual stubble-burning season has started. In this widely dreaded practice, farmers set fire to crop residue — the thick remnants left rooted in the soil after paddy harvest — in the field. Rising labour costs, a narrow window between paddy harvest and sowing period for the next crop, and declining farm incomes have pushed farmers in several states, from Punjab to Madhya Pradesh, to treat stubble burning as routine.
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June 2026’s heatwave is proof that Europe has changed irrevocably, climate-wise; are its people prepared though?

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By Nidhi Jamwal Verified
| Down To Earth Verified
Traditional hand fans, battery operated portable fans, and table fans can be spotted across various cities of Europe where local people and tourists are using these ‘traditional’ ways to beat the scorching heat that is sweeping across the continent and is estimated to be affecting more than 150 million people.
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