Bangladesh government recently

An estimated $10 28 billion is frittered away due to lost productivity, illness and death

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has called upon various governments to closely work with the Convention to Combat Desertification, a body fighting for reversal of dryland

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

Food shortages and advanced malnutrition have taken their toll in Sudan, the African nation where famine is nothing new. International aid agencies have estimated that so far 1.5 million people have

Cancer and air pollution go hand in hand in eastern Europe, where an ecological nightmare is still unfolding

Russia s population is declining at an alarming rate

Northern Kenya is again facing the onslaught of droughts, having received scant rain in the last two years. The tell-tale signs are growing malnutrition, rising grain prices and falling cattle