Differing views
Environment ministry guidelines state that many of the adverse impacts of thermal plants can be foreseen and minimised through judicious siting, preventive and control
Environment ministry guidelines state that many of the adverse impacts of thermal plants can be foreseen and minimised through judicious siting, preventive and control
A workshop in Nepal on community forest use brings to the fore environmental gains of the concept
As cars keep off the street following a French call for European car free day, air quality in some cities shows improvement
the title of the book might convey the impression that it is limited to birds and their habitats. But it actually gives an exhaustive overview of the environment, with birds as the parameter for
USA is pushing big dollars to unravel the mystery of the earth's climate
Computers and satellites will soon be used by transport authorities in USA and Europe to provide commuters a reprieve from traffic congestion
Controversy dogged the issue of a forest convention at the meeting of the Commission for Sustainable Development
To deal with economic poverty , it is necessary to deal with ecological poverty . And people s participation is necessary to undertake ecological restoration
Groundwater contamination in India is verging on disastrous proportions, especially with regard to mercury
The murky dealings of the world s largest public relations agency
A wilderness park nurtured carefully by a former maharaja of Bhavnagar looks decrepit today, with its resources plundered and its wildlife dwindling.
Lack of a scientific approach towards wildlife management is telling on Indian flora and fauna.
An automobile mechanic solves a dusty riddle
Free exports of herbs could mean the death knell for India s biodiversity
Illegal structures around the Ranthambore national park
IN A poverty-ridden country, particularly in the rural areas, it is legitimate to ask to what extent the public distribution system (PDS) of foodgrains acts as a security cover to the poor. The
A NEW breed of gold-diggers are on the prowl. In the search for plant species yielding new medicines and better crops, rich and relatively unexplored ecosystems are now resounding to the tramp of the
COMMITMENT to the environment is visible in every page of this small book. Gitanjali Singhal doesn't merely take note of the fact that Delhi's green areas are in for trouble from human acts of
STUDIES on the interrelationships between gender, poverty and environmental change in rural India remain a grey area, tackled by very few economists, a notable exception being Bina Agarwal.
it is heartening to note that in the present decade, the intellectuals and academicians of the nation are not pontificating and publishing in just the realm of abstract theory but are directly