Prime Minister David Cameron is being urged to push for a global countdown to zero emissions ahead of his expected attendance at the New York climate summit later this month.

Delhi government still has a long way to go in clarifying the policy before private individuals take the decision to set up rooftop solar systems.

Campaigners including National Trust and Greenpeace ask politicians to demonstrate their commitment to the environment.

Burning Europe's lignite reserves would wipe out carbon budget from 2020 until the end of the century, says Greenpeace.

The University of Sydney has announced a review of its investment policies and said it will suspend investments in coal, following an outcry over $1m in shares it holds in the company behind the co

New coal power stations designed to burn Europe’s massive deposits of lignite pose a serious threat to the continent’s decarbonisation efforts, according to figures released on Wednesday.

Air pollution across 74 major Chinese cities worsened in July compared to last year, according to government data released on Tuesday, showing that the government is having trouble shaking its smog

The University of Sydney has been accused of breaking its own environmental policies by investing $1m in the company behind the controversial Maules Creek mine.

UDHAGAMANDALAM: The Tea Board of India (South) has said that Indian teas are safe as stringent standards are followed during production and tea plantations operate under several statutes and laws p

Says samples of leading brands tested contain unacceptable levels of dangerous chemicals; govt's Tea Board denies charges