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Nanotechnology threatens the economy of poor nations
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• Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission's (CNSC's) president recently said it was discovered last year that the Atomic Energy of Canada Limited secretly dumped thousands of litres of hazardous
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South Asia
Polluted fabric: Most textile factories in and around Bangladesh's capital Dhaka do not comply with environmental laws and cause severe pollution, the Bangladesh government's Directorate of
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Land for oil. And nothing else
Jatropha is more important than anything else. Even common pastures and biodiversity
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The rating game
The Green Rating Project (GRP) of the Centre for Science and Environment was designed to track environmental performance in key industries in India. It monitors the impact of industrial growth on
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Torrid times
The 20th century was the hottest in 1,200 years
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Polluters penalised
Sponge iron plants to pay farmers
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Falciparum fallacy
Changing balance causing malaria menace
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Blog on Vidarbha suicides
Technology has taken over. Now, there is a new system to keep count of the number of suicide deaths by farmers in Vidarbha. It's the blog way. To maintain a regular electronic update of the suicides,
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vehicles restricted
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Zones of conflict
Land acquisition has united farmers
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At last
A bit of concerted action against artificial sweeteners
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Fisheries Census 2005
The government seems to have learnt its lesson from the acute difficulty it faced in assessing the true extent of post-tsunami damage to the country's fishing community. It initiated The National
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• Ruling against 12 states, three cities, and many environmental groups, the US Court of Appeals decided recently that the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is not obliged to regulate CO2
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Thick and fast
A high growth sector difficult to regulate
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The hidden subsidy
Mining helps industry, not people
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South Asia
controversial bill: A new bill that seeks to set up Sri Lanka's National Authority on Tobacco and Alcohol has kicked off a huge controversy. The bill aims at reducing consumption and bans
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Flags of Connivance
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