“Water Crisis in Armenian Village: Faucets Completely Removed, Residents Struggle with 3000 Water Carriers”
“Tavush is our Fatherland” reveals shocking news: no faucets found in the village! With just 3000 water carriers for 350 residents, Armenia faces water scarcity. Stay tuned for updates on News.am.
Armenian Government Partners with International Bank to Preserve Landscapes and Biodiversity
Armenian government signs agreement with IBRD of Sweden for implementation of “RESILAND. Armenia’s Landscape Shield Program” to preserve strategic area, protect biodiversity, revitalize degraded areas, and achieve climate targets.
“Rüppel’s Vulture: The record-holder for highest flying bird discovered after surviving collision with airplane”
Birds have fascinating characteristics. Rüppel’s vulture holds the record for highest flying bird, reaching 11,300 meters. These birds use thermal air currents for altitude and survive on the carcasses of other animals. While other species fly at lower altitudes, there is limited data on birds that match Rüppel’s vulture.
“Fire Breakout in Jrarat Village: Emergency Response Teams Contain Blaze and Save Lives”
Emergency center in Kotayk province responds to fire in Jrarat village. Fire spreads to neighboring houses, but is extinguished. Forest, beehives, and properties affected. Resident moved to medical center.
“Forest Fires Blaze Through Syunik Regions in Armenia, Threatening Bolonskiy Nature Reserve”
Forest fires rage in Syunik, spreading to 7 regions. “Avialesookhrana” reports 41 fires covering 40,374 hectares. The Karvatsk region is hit hardest, with 18,500 hectares affected. 380 people, 60 units of firefighting equipment, and 7 aircraft are deployed. Russia advises strengthening team to protect Bolonskiy reserve.
INGO Insurance Launches Groundbreaking Comprehensive Insurance Policy for Electric Vehicles with INGO Go Green
INGO insurance company announces the launch of the first comprehensive insurance policy for electric vehicles, providing maximum protection and meeting the needs of existing and new customers. INGO Go Green aims to safeguard electric vehicle components and systems, supporting the transition to eco-friendly transportation. Visit the link for more details on the INGO Go Green package.
Dedicated Investigator Joins Nature Protection Department: Andranik H. Shares Insights on Lake Sevan Reserve Preservation Efforts
Andranik H., 38, reviewed the activities of the Nature Protection Department in the Reserve of Lake Sevan. After completing successful operational and investigative tours, he joined the department. He was invited by the National Security Service of the Russian Federation to investigate crimes related to smuggling, poaching, and deforestation. Stay tuned for his interview.
“Judicial Department Employees Join Forces with Administrative Staff for Environmental Conservation in Armenia’s Pristine Nature Reserves”
Judicial Dept. employees, along with admin staff, participated in joint work organized by regional admin, helping in nature reserves. News from Armenia.
“Yerevan Faces Shortage of Medical and Plastic Waste, Valued at Over 280 Million Drams, Reveals New Study”
The Yerevan Municipality’s study on “Environmental and Sanitary Cleaning” has revealed a shortage of medical and plastic waste in Yerevan. The findings, announced during a press conference, highlight the need for action and oversight. Prime Minister Tigran Avinyan emphasized the importance of addressing the situation promptly and taking responsibility. Good work must be commended, but negligence and disorganization should be avoided.
“Experts Warn: Climate Change to Worsen Droughts and Devastate Food Production by 2023”
Global climate change worsens by 2023, experts predict. The main reason: a 10% decrease in food production. Droughts, heat, and diseases take a toll, impacting global food production. Reports show Australia with a 26% decrease and Italy with a 23% decrease. France reports a 4% increase. Additionally, the cost of farming rises, making food less affordable. In terms of agricultural land, there is a 17.7 million square acre decrease. Consumers will spend 3% less on food by 2023 due to rising costs and declining population growth in China. Source: News.am.