The Thar Desert, also called the Great Indian Desert ... study projected that even more of the landscape will become green by the end of the 21st century. This change would boost food security ...

Scientists in India have been looking into a phenonomen that has seen a desert progressively become more and more green. According to a new study, India's Thar Desert has become 38% greener over ...

The Thar Desert, also called the Great Indian Desert ... study projected that even more of the landscape will become green by the end of the 21st century. This change would boost food security ...

As Live Science reports, research published in the journal Cell Reports Sustainability shows that the Thar Desert (a.k.a. the Great Indian Desert) in northwestern India and southeastern Pakistan ...

While many deserts across the globe are predicted to expand with rising temperatures, the Thar Desert might defy this trend and actually turn green within the next century, the researchers said. The ...

Imagine the Thar desert of Rajasthan turning into a lush green forestland! Climate change could bring about such transformation — though not right away. Two researchers, PV Rajesh of the Indian ...

a modernising maharajah went up in his two-seater Tiger Moth plane to scatter bagfuls of mesquite seed in order to green his desert kingdom in Rajasthan, India.

Central University of Rajasthan study suggests that the Thar desert is advancing towards Eastern ... the loss of forests and green cover. Our fear is that with the enactment of the FCA Amendment ...

Whirring wind turbines in India’s Thar desert supply critical green energy for the world’s most populous nation, but those living in their shadows say it comes at their expense. It illustrates the ...

Already shaken by three years of consecutive drought, the people of Pakistan's Thar desert will have to brace for yet another dry year. Experts fear the disappointing rain forecast will force a ...

Many deserts face worsening droughts, but India's Thar Desert has become 38% greener in the past 20 years due to increased rainfall and expanding agriculture in the region, according to a new study.