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Saying the Earth is at stake, environment officials from 120 nations called for economic growth without destroying nature, but disappointment over U.S. President George W. Bush's climate plan

Australia gave its backing last week to U.S. President George W. Bush's new voluntary plan to combat climate change, renewing doubts that Canberra would ratify the Kyoto treaty rejected by

Canada's environment minister said President Bush's plan to curb greenhouse gases did not go far enough but it at least signaled the United States was not ignoring the global debate over climate

Japan's environment minister said he wasn't entirely happy with U.S. President George W. Bush's plan to combat global warming, adding that Japan would go ahead and ratify the Kyoto treaty rejected by

The European Union has tentatively welcomed U.S. President George W. Bush's new plan to tackle climate change but said the Kyoto treaty he has rejected was still the best response to global warming.

The Meteorological Research Institute plans to study the clouds that form in the winter over the North and South poles. The clouds are believed to damage the ozone layer, contributing to global

Chennai may even aquire the status of 'cyber capital' of the south in the foreseeable future. But, a feature of the city that is unlikely to disappear, meantime, will be its stinking waterways. For

US President George W Bush's new climate strategy met a frosty response around the world on Friday, with one EU politician questioning the morality of a plan that will let US Greenhouse gas emissions

US President George W Bush unveiled an alternative to the Kyoto climate change treaty he spurned last year, to the dismay of environmentalists who saw the plan as a gift to corporate America.

The Japanese environment minister expressed dissatisfaction with President George W. Bush's plan to combat global warming, adding that Japan would go ahead and ratify the Kyoto treaty rejected by

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