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Saving species
At a recently held wildlife meet in Cape Town, delegates draft an action plan to conserve migratory species of wild animals
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At a recently held wildlife meet in Cape Town, delegates draft an action plan to conserve migratory species of wild animals
14/01/2000
Many environmentalists doubt Al Gore s green concerns
Hong Kong will have to pay dearly for cleaning up its dirty air
Has economic growth become dirtier? While the world economy has grown steadily since 1950, global temperature increased from 13.84
The first of the 12 nuclear power plants in Sweden closes operation
30/12/1999
Finally, the Delhi government clears a bill to ban plastic bags
30/12/1999
parts of Rajasthan are in the grip of a severe drought and the situation may worsen further. Over 2.5 crore people and 3.5 crore animals have already been affected. According to a report
the Rajkot Municipal Corporation (rmc) has drawn up a Rs 1 crore plan for solid waste disposal. The proposal has been forwarded to the state government for obtaining necessary financial
30/12/1999
Dense smog engulfed Cairo during the last week of November. Exhaust fumes from vehicles, smouldering wastes and industrial emissions
30/12/1999
there is no doubt that air pollution will be of even greater significance in the next millennium. From the first century, when Roman philosopher Seneca complained about air pollution, to recent
The dangerously high level of benzene in Delhi s air speaks volumes
30/12/1999
The US environment protection agency pulls up polluting oil companies
Do mosquito repellents have adverse health effects?
the Kerala government has requested the Centre to provide at least half of the estimated Rs 87 crore needed to fight and control widespread mite attack that is threatening to wipe out coconut
14/12/1999
The National Institute of Radiological Sciences in Chiba, Japan, has begun testing the amount of radiation received by 43 people, suspected or confirmed to have been affected after the September
Simply put, particles are tiny killers thatadversely affect humans at very lowconcentrations and even with minimal increase
While countries with comparatively low particulate pollution are concerned, the Indian administration is complacent
If Delhi responded to the air pollution problem like Mexico City, the city would be paralysed for half the year
Minute particles have a lethal effect on human health