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Winged guests are coming early to Chilika, and they are telling us something

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By Ranjan K Panda
| Down To Earth Verified
Reports from Chilika this week say its winged migratory guests have already begun arriving in the first weeks of October. The Odisha Forest Department has intensified patrolling, 22 temporary bird-protection camps are in operation, and northern pintails, Eurasian wigeons, gadwalls, shovelers, glossy ibises and several other species are already being spotted around the lake and Nalabana. For many newspapers, this is a feel-good winter story.
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Winged guests are coming early to Chilika, and they are telling us something

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By Ranjan K Panda
| HT Syndication
India, Oct. 9 -- Reports from Chilika this week say its winged migratory guests have already begun arriving in the first weeks of October. The Odisha Forest Department has intensified patrolling, 22 temporary bird-protection camps are in operation, and northern pintails, Eurasian wigeons, gadwalls, shovelers, glossy ibises and several other species are already being spotted around the lake and Nalabana. For many newspapers, this is a feel-good winter story.
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The Himalaya Is Sending Us a Warning We Cannot Afford to Ignore

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By Ranjan K Panda
| Bigwire
The catastrophic disaster in Nepal on 26 August has now acquired another, deeply worrying dimension. A rapid attribution analysis by World Weather Attribution, involving researchers from Imperial College London and institutions across several countries, describes the Langtang Lirungcollapse as a complex cascade of geological and climate-related processes.
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