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Finesse is female
Feminists may not like it, but women are softer, gentler... uh, feminine, says science
Feminists may not like it, but women are softer, gentler... uh, feminine, says science
almost 57 per cent of geographical area in India suffers soil degradation. The reason attributed for this is often chemical intensive agricultural practices. But a recently published research
Major fungi collection centres in India, include the Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi, Punjab University, Chandigarh, Madras University, Chennai, Lucknow University, Uttar
Kumarappa was a close associate of Gandhiji and a firm believer in the theory the village must be made the focus of economic planning. Aware of the dangers of unchecked industrialisation, Kumarappa advocated that human beings should collaborate with natur
A UN body formed almost a year ago is still unable to suggest how to achieve its goal of sustainable development.
Japanese cooperative stores go eco friendly
New draft environmental clearance process full of gaps
A staple for many Asian and African nations, sweet potato is only now beginning to catch the attention of scientists
Extraordinary court rulings on two rivers in south India set the stage for a showdown between environmental agencies and the industry
Arunachal Pradesh's tribals believe they have an absolute right over the state's land and forests. The state takes a different view of the matter. The entire area lying
Litigation against unscientific and environmentally dangerous mining activity brought Himachal Pradesh lime quarries into national prominence.
Science needs to come home scientists need to address the concerns of the local communities
Despite environment friendly refrigerators making the grade, manufacturers are hesitant to introduce them commercially.
New international trade regulations could mean some more bad news for indigenous fowl breeds
Issues on sustainable development were discussed at a recently concluded CSD meet
The slaughter of Sariska effectively portrays the determination of the local people to halt the devastation wrought by mines.
Norway's experience shows that resource accounting is not enough, political will to change things is just as imperative
On the virtues of a natural life If we have to utilise as food the nutritious elements found in nature, we may get gur from palm trees that grow wild on uncultivable lands and obtain the whole
More than a quarter of California's agricultural land is irrigated. When the state had reeled under a prolonged drought in 1987-92, innovative concepts like water trading and water banking
Development threatens the world s largest floating park situated in Manipur