The criminal neglect of the Bengal government to dredge the Bagjola canal appears to be a major reason for the inundation of vast areas of North 24 Parganas and Calcutta after the rain. The

International efforts to tackle the problem of global climate change will continue at a major United Nations conference in Bonn, Germany from 25 October to 5 November. Some 5,000 participants from

What was touted as a $1 million pioneering waste water invention has evolved into another environmental problem for the New Jersey School of Conservation, as well as huge losses for it and others.

The West Bengal Government today called in the Army for relief and rescue operations in Birbhum and Burdwan districts as over five million people continued to suffer under the impact of heavy rain

Congressional Republicans are pressing a new round of confrontation with the White House over environmental protections, adding one more large complication to the already difficult task of finishing

The depression over West Bengal, that was supposed to move towards Bihar, abruptly swung back and hit four districts of the state on early Saturday morning. Mr Basu has asked state officials to

The effective and safe disposal of distillery effluent remains a sticky issue between the government and the industry with the Ministry of Environment and Forests refusing to allow the use of

The J&K government has sought a special relief package of Rs 259.64 crore out of the National Calamity Relief Fund from the Centre for providing relief to the people of drought-hit areas in Kashmir

If things go as planned, the capital of Nepal will soon have a new dumping site beginning new millennium. The Mulpani VDC-based Gokarna dumping site-where about 300 tonnes of garbage produced by

It is unfortunate that it has become virtually impossible for aquatic life to exist in Kathmandu valley's thirteen different rivers. A number of studies conducted by various governmental and