After an all-night session ending two weeks of sometimes contentious and bureaucratic talks, negotiators from more than 170 nations attending a conference on global warming wrapped up the event

Asian or African, the origin is the same, say researchers who trace the first Chinese to the dark continent

Scientists compile India's ethnic knowledge. They find a veritable gold mine

GREEN PEACE activists have built a dam on Israel's Kishon river to block toxic effluents from flowing into the Mediterranean Sea. The effluents are mainly discharged by the heavy petrochemical

About five lakh trees were felled by the IAF last year. Till today, no action has been taken

Environmentally-sound farming techniques can be up to 40 per cent more profitable than currently popular methods. Integrated farm management (IFM), a new system, allows insecticides to be sprayed

Environmental pollution could be responsible for 40 per cent of all deaths world wide

The Globe is getting warmer. But the only contribution of US businesses is an advertising blitz and political arm twisting to discredit climate science

As the Arctic Heats up, black guillemots are disappearing from Alaska

Politics gets the better of common sense on the issue of global warming. At the upcoming climate change talks in Buenos Aires, US led developed countries will try to ensure that ceilings on non domestic emission curbs do not materialise. They will press f