The US government has been charged by a Congressional investigative wing of laxity in screening foreign drug ingredients imported into the country from a variety of sources, including Indian and
The Kerala Government, which has rejected the tie-up between Enron and K.P.P. Nambiar Associates for setting up the 513-MW Kannur power project, is firm in its decision, according to Mr. Pinarayi
The special leave petition (SLP) filed before the Supreme Court by the dyeing and bleaching units from Tirupur against the closure order given by the Chennai High Court in the pollution issue is to
In an effort to raise environmental awareness and action, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) invites people the world over to commemorate World Environment Day on 5 June. With the theme
From Chilean grapes to Mexican tomatoes to fish from around the world, Americans are enjoying an expanding choice of imported food. But with imports up 50 percent in less than a decade, inspectors
The Energy Council failed to give a strong endorsement to the European Commission's proposal to increase renewable energy consumption, a key part of the European Union's strategy to meet its
The head of the Greenpeace International Dr. Thilo Bode, appealed to the Israeli government to stop the fertilizer company Haifa Chemicals from dumping toxic sludge in the Mediterranean
Greenpeace released a computer modelling study showing that a major accident at the proposed Turkish nuclear reactor at Akkuyu Bay would be catastrophic for Turkey, Cyprus and the entire Middle East.
Plutonium stockpiles reported to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna reveal that the stockpile of weapon-usable plutonium continues to grow dramatically and that controls to stem
Federal investigators are calling on the United States to stop importing food from nations that do not meet U.S. health and safety standards saying the Clinton administration and Congress have failed
