The human population in the world has crossed the six billion mark. With this the environmental cost of

China will need to import foodgrain in the next 10 years

Another 100 years and the world will begin to suffer from high fever. Utilising solar energy may prevent a catastrophe

To achieve economic growth and poverty alleviation, it is imperative to constantly replenish environmental resources

The world population will touch six billion this month

Forests are the planet's largest and most important ecosystems. They exert a profound influence on the structure and function of the human habitat locally and globally

orissa's green cover has shrunk by 1,420 square kilometre (sq km) in the last nine years, bringing down the total forest area from 59,555 sq km in 1990 to 58,135 sq km in 1999, forest

The Dal lake is shrinking. It s waters are weed ridden. Untreated waste finds its way into the water. People continue to build land on the lake area. An ambitious project to save the lake was launched in 1997, but hardly any headway has been made

Sri Lanka plans to hold its first census in 20 years in 2001, the state media has reported. The exercise will cost us $4.7 million. Sri Lanka's last census was in 1981 when the population

keoladeo national park in Bharatpur, Rajasthan, is fast losing its population of rare birds due to unchecked human habitation. The human population around the forest has registered a 24 per cent

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