Archive · 12 Sep 2025
UPSC Essentials Quiz: Environment and Geography Summary
The Indian government created an alliance called IBCA to protect big cats like tigers and lions.
The IUCN has a plan called Nature 2030 to help the environment.
Typhoons, big storms, are called typhoons in the Northwest Pacific.
Scientists are also studying fluoride in groundwater; too much is unsafe.
One article explains quizzes with questions and answers related to environment and geography, along with sources to find more information.
The International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) was established by the Indian government in March 2024.
IBCA's mandate includes conservation of seven big cat species.
The Nature 2030 program is an initiative of the IUCN.
Typhoons are categorized as such when they form in the Northwest Pacific Ocean.
The permissible limit for fluoride in groundwater is 1.50 milligrams/litre.
- Who
- The Indian government, IUCN
- What
- Established the IBCA, initiated the Nature 2030 program, addressed environmental topics.
- When
- March 2024 (IBCA Established), 2025 (Magazine)
- Where
- New Delhi (IBCA Assembly), Northwest Pacific (Typhoons), various locations in India (Fluoride Contamination)
- Why
- To conserve big cats, establish goals, understand weather patterns, and analyze groundwater conditions.
- IBCA Mandate
- Conservation of seven big cats
- IBCA Established By
- Indian government
- IBCA Established In
- March 2024
- Nature 2030 Programme
- IUCN Initiative
- Permissible Fluoride Level
- 1.50 milligrams/litre
- Typhoons
- Occur in the Northwest Pacific