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Monthly Archives: April 2024
Interplay of Urbanisation and Environment : Opportunities and Challenges
Dear Readers, Here are Videos highlighting a new perspective on interplay of Urbanisation and Environment. Hope they will instigate to think and answer your questions- and of course give you new questions.The videos delve on Urban Growth and Environmental Impact.They … Continue reading
One’s Own Truth
A popular maxim claims that the only people who fear the truth are those who lie. My skeptical nerve wonders if this is valid. Are liars the only … One’s Own Truth
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Insolation and Global Dimming
The Earth is “constantly” bathed in solar radiation. On average, the Earth receives 1368 W/m2 (1.96 ly/min) of solar radiation at the outer edge of the atmosphere, called the “solar constant“. However, the actual amount received at the edge of the … Continue reading