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A WWF charter urges political parties to address environmental issues in the forthcoming general elections

Ultralight aircraft are being used to lead endangered cranes to their winter home

seaweed found on beaches across Britain may provide some important clues to scientists about the process through which cancer develops. Researchers at the University of West of England, Bristol,

Frequent sightings of the rare black tiger in the Simlipal Tiger Reserve in Orissa has led to research on colour variations

Canada and the US are going to investigate dioxin emissions from iron and steel plants

Chickens have started arriving in Hongkong from the mainland for the first time since a ban was imposed to stop the spread of bird flu seven weeks

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL), plans to begin operations at its Vizag refinery by Tuesday. The facility was partially ravaged by a fire in mid-September which led to its closure for

The seventh plan has seen Trasihgang dzongkhag achieve remarkable success in the health sector. Before the implementation of the seventh plan the dzongkhag's health coverage was less than 60 percent

World's top tennis player Martina Hingis is in the kingdom for twin purposes - one is trekking and the other is a visit to a health project in Nawalparasi funded by her. With the coming of the

John M Spotts, Director of Technical Service for Project earth Industries, Inc, a USA based manufacturer of chemical environmental technologies delivered an oral presentation on Thursday at the