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industrial disasters continue to claim human lives in India. Since the Bhopal tragedy, India has witnessed over 119 industrial disasters that have claimed over 3,000 lives across the

Villagers benefit from a simple new biogas design

The fires in the Amazon forest show no signs of abating. Lax environmental laws have added fuel to them

It was long suspected that communication among whales suffered due to the use of sonar by the world's navies. Alexandros Frantzis of the University of Athens has recently come out with his findings

The proposed construction of two gas fuelled power plants has become a hotly debated issue in Norway

the Food and Agriculture Organisation ( fao ) has recently said that low global cereal stocks for a third year in a row could signal an imminent food crisis. This warning comes despite a good

Suresh Prabhu pledges to introduce compulsory environment education in schools and colleges

thanks to a British optician, even colour-blind people can now see red. Literally. David Harris, a uk -based medi

The US Environment Protection Agency has launched new air pollution standards for particulate matter. Industry will have to gear up

scientists in the us have discovered why Asians often do better at school. Parents and children in Asia think that one has to work hard to do well while those in the West think one must have