Central Asian states wrangle over water use, even as the world's 4th largest inland waterbody dries up

Post communist Siberia has hardly any paved streets, but is brimming with cellular phones and $40,000 jeeps

In late September, Vulcan and Tavurvur - 2 volcanoe near the port of Rabaul in Papua New Guinea, spewed out dense smoke and poisonous fumes, throwing the country into a panic, Suffocated

Channels and valleys observed on the Martian surface and meteorites of Martian origin indicate that once there might have been water on the planet

When Rafiki, a sea lion protected by the US government, was shot in the head at point blank range while swimming in the Monterey Bay in California, she became the latest victim of spiteful violence

About 170 million litres of water are wasted every day in Sri Lanka's capital, Colombo. The National Water Supply and Drainage Board supplies 236.39 million litres of water every day to metropolitan

A severe drought has brought into focus the precarious position of Japan's water resources

The World Bank has funded a project to stop the environmental degradation of the Danube delta

A draft national policy guideline for the allocation of river waters has run into strong opposition from the states