A mixed blessing
Everyone has the right to live in a pollution free environment says the United Nations
Everyone has the right to live in a pollution free environment says the United Nations
History has seen the management of Indian forests change from being an instrument of regimented exploitation by the British to its present conservation-centered approach. This transition in forest
The magic of the Himalaya is heady. It has led many researchers and travelers to record their impression of this mountain range. Himalaya : Life on the edge of the world, is one such labour of
Official negligence turns a dry spell into a famine
After being instrumental in the eradication of smallpox, <font class='UCASE'>D A Henderson</font> , director, Centre for Civilian Biodefence, Johns Hopkins University, USA, finds that changes in the environment are leading to mutations in viruses makin
Plastic bags should be at least 100 microns thick says the government in Goa
The government tries to monkey around with monkeys. Not a good idea
This book was initiated in 1989 and went into incubation for 11 long years. Over all, the book is good but has its share of imperfections. It successfully highlights the important relationship of
People pump out water as if it rains underground. There is no shortage of water but a dearth of application of mind
The case of malaria is an example of how excessive reliance on insecticides has damaged the environment and harmed public health
It is important to generate a national debate on the Biological Diversity Bill
The greatest threat to cleaner, new age technologies is from fossil fools
India s response to Bush is very disappointing </i>
The government had no respect for the Supreme Court s order or the desire to implement it
this monumental book is a fascinating analysis and documentation of the development of urban sanitation infrastructure in the us . It takes one through an illuminating journey spanning almost 500
George Bush may not understand the science of climate change. But the corporate houses behind him will soon understand the global benefits of going green. Only this perhaps will trigger a reversal in the White House s stance
With water scarcity gripping many parts of the country, people are talking about rainwater harvesting, but none about wastewater, which can also be recycled to boost our fast depleting water resources
although the importance of Himalaya-Karakoram as the largest storehouse of fresh water in the lower latitudes, and the important role of their snow and ice in maintaining the flows of the Indus,
While the World Bank launches its development gateway , critics gear up to counter the caring sharing knowledge bank that it strives to portray
Bush s position is immoral and contemptous, but so is our inability to tell him he is wrong <br>