News

Certain plant and animal species are being used as "early warning systems" for pollution

The conflicting views of environmentalists, foresters and local citizens are hindering the formulation of a coherent forest policy in the US

The experience of a Kenyan community contradicts a traditional theory that population and development are inversely proportional

The Karnataka government has joined in the vociferous opposition to the Kaiga nuclear power plant, under pressure from political parties and environmental groups. Deputy chief minster S M Krishna

Hair found at ancient sites can reveal the lifestyles of our ancestors

Firms owned by the Indonesian government will have a 49 per cent stake in 2 forest concessions of Barito Pacific Timber, according to an agreement reached in September between the government and the

It takes speed and knowledge to bring environment degraders to book. Here's how:

While the Indian tourism authorities continue to launch extravagant campaigns to attract visitors, the burden of the increasing numbers of wildlife tourists has goaded the Union ministry of

A fabric developed at the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, promises to keep sweat from being a bother

When Rafiki, a sea lion protected by the US government, was shot in the head at point blank range while swimming in the Monterey Bay in California, she became the latest victim of spiteful violence