Meteorologists and scientists are equally worried about the impact of the ongoing global climate change on agriculture. In the recently concluded 14 session of the World Meteorological Organisation's

Climate negotiators are gathering in Nairobi, Kenya, for their 12th conference since 1992, with the world divided into three seemingly inflexible blocs on what to do about global warming. The

Climate negotiators are gathering in Nairobi for their 12th conference since 1992 with the World divided into three seemingly inflexible blocs on what to do about global warming.

Global warming is challenging celebrity worship as the latest obsession in worldwide media. Magazines from Newsweek to Scientific American have devoted issues to this threatening phenomenon. If

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has said that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's advice against the use of trade restrictions to ensure compliance of the Montreal Protocol only meant

The Forward Markets Commission is discussing a proposal to introduce trading in carbon credits, according to the Chairman of the commission, S. Sundareshan. Replying to questions at a press

THE consequences of global warming may have always been an issue of debate, but the latest report prepared by the former chief economist at the World Bank, Nicolas Stern, seems to have taken the

Demand for carbon credits generated from Indian companies may go down with the United Nations recently allowing purchase of carbon credits from Central and East European countries, fear experts in

Levels of heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the atmosphere hit a record last year and are likely to keep rising unless emissions are radically cut, the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) said in

Five south east Asian countries signed up to a series of joint measures aimed at preventing a repeat of the Choking haze that has blanketed much of the region for months, costing their economics