Russia, Australia, Canada and Japan, all crucial to the successful implementation of the Kyoto climate change agreement, are objecting to the wording of the Protocol, blocking any significant

Climate change scientists are looking to the Nenana Ice Classic, an 84 year old Alaskan competition to guess the date when the ice breaks up on the Tanana River, to identify trends in climate change,

An in-depth review of Spanish energy policy has criticised the country's inability to address its greenhouse gas emissions, which were the second most generous in the EU allocated under the

The world's delegates intend to stick one in the eye of terrorism by confronting the threat of global warming. We don't have the right to fail,declared Moroccan Environment Minister Mohammed

The United States won't stand in the way of negotiations among other countries on terms and mechanisms of a global warming treaty that President Bush has disavowed, the State Department says.

Scientists of National Institute of Oceanography (NIO) are in the process of finding out whether shelfish is affected by the 'toxic algal bloom' phenomenon found off Goa

Air pollutants ride the currents over long distances

Plankton, the tiny drifting sea creatures found throughout the ocean, and have been raining unceasingly on the sea floor as individuals die, could now be used to generate power. Planktons have been

Additional director general, Forests, Ministry of Environment and Forests, M K Sharma, speaks to DTE