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Should Northern groups campaign to stop fossil fuel funding in the South?
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A decentralised system will lead to sustainable water use
<font color=red>S Vishwanath</font>, a Bangalore based engineer and planner, started the Rainwater Club to help people manage rainwater efficiently. He spoke to<font color=red> Binayak Das</font> about his work and the viability of rainwater harvesting
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UN PLc
Will multinational corporations take over the UN?
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Stones unto stones
Will Uttarakhand, Chattisgarh and Jharkhand be anything more than a few new stones?
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This drug will be accepted by the West
<font class='UCASE'>Ranjit Roy Choudhary</font> , emeritus scientist at the National Institute of Immunology and chairperson of the scientific advisory group of the Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi, speaks to <font class='UCASE'>Amit Shanke
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Outlaw enforcement
Another disincentive to sound forest management for Indians
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Time to act
People in the <font class='UCASE'>us </font> should realise that only if they reduce fuel consumption will prices fall
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Now it is floods
It is time people established their relationship with water once again
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Regimes that hired Burson Marsteller
• The Nigerian government; to discredit reports of genocide • The fascist junta in Argentina during the 1970s and 1980s; to help attract foreign investment • South
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Devil quotes the scriptures
The absence of a clear position on the transfer of nuclear energy technology under the clean development mechanism amounts to doublespeak
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Health care should be cheaper and more accessible
N H ANTIA Director of the Foundation for Research in Community Health, Pune, Maharashtra is striving to promote the concept of better health care for the underprivileged sections of the society. He spoke to VIBHA VARSHNEY regarding his programme of commu
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Plastic leaders
Delhi politicians have always tried to scuttle moves to end the polythene bag menace
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Burnt fingers
It is a great shame when the World Bank tells us how to rehabilitate our people
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Green cussedness, anyone?
They did the impossible on land that held no hope
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A law creates an outlaw
Environmentally alienated people are very happy to support timber smugglers and poachers
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INDUNDATED by excuses
<font class="UCASE">the </font> floods have once again ravaged Bihar. Claims made by the government that all precautionary measures were taken, embankment and anti-erosion work completed in time and that the floods would not be allowed to occur
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Curbing beastly agony
Activists fighting to halt the use of animals for testing have succeeded partially
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Skin deep Hinduism
Desperate Hindu extremists are making a mockery of the real problems that the river Ganga faces
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Cries of anguish
Most Indians are defenceless against the fine toxic particles in the air largely products of vehicular emissions and scientists are finding newer and deadlier things about pollution. Surprisingly, this is not confined to metropolitan cities. Evidence