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A green sea turtle hatchling is seen in Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge in Florida in this handout photo provided on Septemebr 1, 2015 by University of Central Florida, Gustavo Stahelin. | Photo Credit: Reuters

The World Wildlife Fund and partners have tracked population changes in Earth's animal species for decades. News from the latest “Living Planet” report, released on October 30, is more grim than ever.

Here are key findings:

The Tamil Nadu government made this submission before the National Green Tribunal on October 28

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