The US may choose to face trade regulations, rather than negotiate a settlement, if it loses a World Trade Organisation case involving shrimp fishing. At issue is a US law that bans imports of shrimp
Making best out of waste is what the Surat Municipal Corporaton has decided, thereby providing water to the demands long pending with it. Two major demand of water, one from the Sachin Industrial
US scientists are excited by preliminary tests on mice that show that an experimental cancer treatment can kill tumours by cutting off supply to their blood stream, US media reports said on Monday. A
Malaysia's environment minister has warned that the haze caused by plumes of smoke rising from blazing forests in parts of Indonesia and Malaysia could worsen in the coming weeks, a newspaper said on
Industrialists have called for simplification of procedures, including single-window clearances and allotment of land at 50 per cent of the prevailing rates, to speed up relocation of polluting units
The Supreme Court on Tuesday, issued show cause contempt notice for initiating proceedings against two officers of the Jammu & Kashmir Government and the Managing Director of a private firm for
Hundreds of cows have died in Jaipur after eating polythene bags left by residents. The menace of plastic bags - one of the fallouts of modern-day living - is threatening the bovine population of the
The committee for the purpose of control and supervision of animals for experimental purposes plans to ban import of animals for experiment. The committee is attached to the Ministry of Environment
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a technical assistance grant of $900,000 to assist the Nepalese government to undertake institutional reforms in the agriculture sector in line with the
The United States said on Monday that it will continue to import shrimps from 39 nations that meet a US law protecting sea turtles, a measures the World Trade Organisation (WTO) last month said
