Ramesh Bhushal
South Asia Coordinator at Earth Journalism Network
Writer and Editor at Freelance
South Asia Coordinator @earthjournalism. Formerly; Nepal Editor@ Dialogue Earth, Science Reporter @BBCNepali, Environment Reporter @TheHimalayanTimes
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Nov 11, 2024 |
kathmandupost.com | Ramesh Bhushal |Sanskriti Pokharel
It’s rare for an environmental science student to have a journalistic career. Ramesh Bhushal, who began his journey with The Himalayan Times, is now the South Asia Coordinator for the Earth Journalism Network. Recently, he also took on the role of ‘Author’ with the release of his debut book, ‘Chhaalbato: Kailash Daekhi Ganga Samma’.
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Jul 16, 2024 |
eco-business.com | Ramesh Bhushal
Monkeys in Nepal are giving locals and authorities sleepless nights. Newspapers are peppered with reports of monkeys raiding kitchens in villages. Meanwhile, farmers dread harvest season, fearing raids on their . Monkeys love maize, but so do farmers, as it provides a good return on investment. Many solutions are currently being discussed, including compensating farmers, culling monkeys or even logging trees to limit the habitat of monkeys.
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Jul 12, 2024 |
dialogue.earth | Ramesh Bhushal
Monkeys in Nepal are giving locals and authorities sleepless nights. Newspapers are peppered with reports of monkeys raiding kitchens in villages. Meanwhile farmers dread harvest season, fearing raids on their . Monkeys love maize, but so do farmers, as it provides a good return on investment. Many solutions are currently being discussed, including compensating farmers, culling monkeys or even logging trees to limit the habitat of monkeys.
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Apr 18, 2024 |
dialogue.earth | Ramesh Bhushal
The beginning of 2024 for Nepal was marked by important talks to export hydropower produced electricity. In the first week of January, Nepal signed a 25-year trade deal with India. One key agreement was to sell 10,000 MW of electricity to India in the next 10 years. And in the third week of February, Kulman Ghising, the managing director of the Nepal Electricity Authority led a delegation to Bangladesh to discuss tariffs for electricity trade.
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Apr 7, 2024 |
eco-business.com | Ramesh Bhushal
Laws to preserve aquatic biodiversity precede those for other forms of wildlife in Nepal. The country passed its Aquatic Animals Protection Act in 1960, 13 years before the passage of the National Parks and Wildlife Conservation Act.
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