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Legal gains on compensation were squandered in the 3rd and final judgement on Bhopal

Municipalities in the Netherlands are exerting pressure on the national government to reduce carbon dioxide emission by half by AD 2010

Citizens have right to know about their environment and the danger of disaster lurking in industrial units

DECEMBER 3, 1994. The stage was set in Bhopal, again, for an army of people. Mediapeople. Activists. As for those who had rushed out of their homes 10 years ago to the day straight into the most

Ten winters since methyl isocyanate exhaled history"s deadliest industrial disaster on Bhopal, action on toxicity remains agonisingly inadequate. India needs the technical knowledge of the Western world. Union Carbide recently made available its vast scie

Razia Sultana I ran away with my husband and 6 children on the night of the leak. But there was no escape from the toxic fumes. My husband was diagnosed stomach cancer and a heart condition. Till

The 4.5 million year blind leap from "almost human" to Homo sapiens continues to baffle palaeontologists, but 2 new finds offer a new understanding of human evolution.

The woods march back to barren forest department land as villagers in Gujarat's Panchmahals district grab the spade

Walking on 2 legs is probably the most fundamental feature that distinguishes humans from their closest kin, the chimpanzee -- certainly, much more so than language, culture or technology. The

Children fell victim to organisational inefficiency and indifference at the National Joy of Learning Festival held recently in the Capital