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| 2 | 🔆 Laokhowa Wildlife Sanctuary
📍 Why in News?
🟢 Assam’s Laokhowa Wildlife Sanctuary recorded its first-ever sighting of the rare migratory Smew (Mergellus albellus) during the 7th Kaziranga Waterbird Count 2026.
🟢 The critically endangered Bengal Florican was also sighted.
📍 Location & Geography
🟢 Located in Nagaon district, Assam, on the southern bank of the Brahmaputra.
🟢 Area: 70.13 sq km.
🟢 Forms part of the Laokhowa–Burhachapori ecosystem.
🟢 Functions as a notified buffer zone of Kaziranga Tiger Reserve.
📍 Key Features
🟢 Part of the Brahmaputra floodplain, characterised by seasonal floods, riverine islands and alluvial grasslands.
🟢 Important wetlands include Rowmari, Dondowa and Muamari beels.
🟢 Habitat includes wet grasslands, riparian forests, woodlands and Hijol swamp vegetation.
🟢 Acts as a wildlife corridor connecting Kaziranga and Orang landscapes.
📍 Biodiversity
🟢 Supports One-horned Rhinoceros, Royal Bengal Tiger, Asian Elephant, Wild Water Buffalo and Hog Deer.
🟢 Supports 225+ resident and migratory bird species.
📍 Conservation Significance
🟢 Maintains genetic connectivity among wildlife populations across the Brahmaputra Valley.
🟢 The return/sighting of species such as Smew and Bengal Florican indicates the importance of wetland protection and habitat restoration.
🎯 Prelims Pointers
🟢 State: Assam
🟢 District: Nagaon
🟢 River: Brahmaputra
🟢 Area: 70.13 sq km
🟢 Ecosystem: Laokhowa–Burhachapori
🟢 Smew: Mergellus albellus
🟢 Bengal Florican: Critically Endangered
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| 4 | 🔆 About Hadean Protocrust
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✅ The term “Hadean” is derived from Hades, Greek god of the underworld — indicating a hellish early Earth.
📍 Geological Conditions in Hadean Aeon
✅ Earth’s surface was partially molten, hit by intense meteor showers and volcanic eruptions.
✅ As the magma ocean cooled, pieces of crust began to form.
✅ These early crusts became proto-continents, floating over the asthenospheric mantle (~400 km deep).
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✅ Continental plates began sliding, colliding, and subducting — processes that left chemical signatures in the crust.
✅ These signatures are crucial in tracing the origins of plate tectonics.
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✅ A recent study shows chemical signs of tectonics existed even before active subduction began.
✅ Implies that the continental crust began forming much earlier than previously believed — already present in Hadean protocrust.
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| 9 | 🔆 Warming Oceans Are Sounding a Warning
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🟢 On August 22, rapidly intensifying El Niño + global warming pushed marine temperature to 21.1°C, surpassing the earlier record.
📍 Why Ocean Warming Matters?
🟢 Oceans absorb more than 90% of excess heat generated by global warming.
🟢 Warming stresses marine ecosystems, disrupts food webs and affects weather regulation.
🟢 It contributes to sea-level rise; by end-2025, global average sea level was about 11 cm higher than January 1993.
📍 Impact on India
🟢 Erratic monsoons and extreme weather can intensify flood risks.
🟢 India’s 10,000+ km coastline faces growing risks from rising seas and extreme events.
📍 Way Forward
🟢 Reduce fossil-fuel consumption and accelerate the clean-energy transition.
🟢 Strengthen climate adaptation and resilience alongside mitigation.
🟢 Protect coastal communities and restore natural barriers against waves and flooding.
🟢 Improve urban drainage and promote climate-informed agriculture and water management.
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| 10 | 🔆 Chagos Islands
📍 Context
✅ The United Kingdom has paused its plan to cede the Chagos Islands to Mauritius following opposition from the United States.
📍 ICJ Opinion
✅ In 2019, the International Court of Justice, in an advisory opinion, directed the United Kingdom to unconditionally withdraw from the Chagos Islands.
📍 Location
✅ The Chagos Islands are located in the central Indian Ocean, around 1,600 km south of the southern tip of the Indian subcontinent.
📍 Composition
✅ It is a group of more than 50 atolls and islands.
✅ The most important island is Diego Garcia.
📍 Strategic Importance
✅ A joint UK–US military base is located on Diego Garcia.
✅ Due to its location in the Indian Ocean, Diego Garcia is strategically important for military operations and maritime surveillance.
📍 History
✅ The Chagos Islands have been under British control since 1814.
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🟢 El Niño occurs when tropical eastern Pacific Ocean waters become at least 0.5°C above the baseline.
🟢 It alters winds, atmospheric pressure and rainfall, raising global temperatures.
📍 Why is This El Niño Significant?
🟢 The forecast suggests a Pacific warming of more than 3°C above normal in coming months.
🟢 A 2°C rise is considered an exceptionally large El Niño event.
🟢 The event could intensify existing climate-change stresses and heat extremes.
📍 Global Impacts
🟢 El Niño typically brings drier conditions to parts of Southeast Asia, Australia and northern Brazil.
🟢 Southern Brazil, the Horn of Africa, the United States, Peru and Ecuador may experience wetter conditions.
🟢 India is already experiencing below-normal rainfall in some areas, according to the article.
📍 Impact on India
🟢 El Niño can influence the Indian monsoon, creating risks for rainfall-dependent agriculture.
🟢 A strong event can therefore affect agriculture, water security and food prices.
📍 Way Forward
🟢 Strengthen climate forecasting and early-warning systems.
🟢 Improve water management and agricultural preparedness in vulnerable regions.
🟢 Build resilience against increasing heat and rainfall variability.
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🟢 The Peruvian and Ecuadorian coasts historically experience major oceanic impacts during El Niño events, while rainfall patterns can change significantly across distant regions.
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| 15 | 🔆 SC Bans Constructions Near Rajasthan’s Jojari River
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🟢 The Supreme Court has banned construction/development activities within 100 metres of the Jojari River in Rajasthan.
🟢 Hazardous industries are prohibited within 500 metres on either side of the existing flood line along the river’s flow path.
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🟢 The Jojari has faced severe pollution and contamination, affecting livelihoods and communities in the water-scarce State.
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🟢 The Bandi and Jojari merge with the Luni near Balotra.
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🟢 The Court had earlier observed that the industrial area in Pali, located along the riverbank, may need to be relocated away from the river in the long run.
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🟢 The order reflects the precautionary principle and the need to protect river ecosystems from industrial and developmental pressures.
🟢 It highlights the importance of river-sensitive urban and industrial planning.
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🟢 Jojari River, Rajasthan: Supreme Court-mandated restrictions demonstrate judicial intervention to control industrial pollution and protect river ecosystems.
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| 19 | 🔆 Barren-Land Fallacy
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🟢 The barren-land fallacy is the assumption that land without tree cover is barren, ecologically deficient, and should be helped to “evolve” into a forest.
🟢 It can encourage tree-planting in ecosystems where trees do not naturally belong.
📍 Why is it Problematic?
🟢 Forests are only one type of ecosystem; others include grasslands, savannahs, scrublands, wetlands and deserts.
🟢 Naturally open ecosystems can support distinct biodiversity and ecological functions.
🟢 Treating every treeless landscape as degraded can result in policies that damage rather than restore ecosystems.
📍 Problem with Tree-Planting Drives
🟢 Tree-planting programmes may introduce trees unsuitable for local ecological conditions.
🟢 Eucalyptus, for example, draws substantial amounts of water and may be unsuitable for water-stressed areas.
🟢 Therefore, increasing tree cover is not automatically equivalent to ecological restoration.
📍 Right Approach to Restoration
🟢 Restoration should focus on protecting or restoring the ecosystem that would naturally occur in that region.
🟢 Trees should be planted where forests are the native ecosystem, especially where forests have been degraded or cleared.
🟢 The focus should shift from “more trees” to “the right ecosystem.”
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🟢 The Sahel region in Mali is a semi-desert landscape, showing that naturally sparse tree cover does not necessarily indicate ecological degradation.
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Ecological restoration should be ecosystem-specific rather than tree-centric, as naturally open ecosystems also possess significant ecological value.
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