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Manjula Balakrishnan
Manjula Balakrishnan
Articles by the Author
1996-8-15
Unlike the first United Nations conference on climate change, the recently concluded second meet was marked by a desire to give the planet a second chance
1996-5-15
A recent interim court order on toxic trade throws open a Pandora's box: environment, industry, employment, international commitments... the lot
1996-2-15
Despite stringent criticism directed at its safety standards, DDT
still rules as the major pesticide used by India's health sector
1996-1-31
With the latest launch of another remote sensing satellite, Indian space scientists aim to carve out a niche in the world market for satellite data... and beat Uncle Sam to it
1995-7-15
Are the new ISRO 14000 environment standards industry's gift to a polluted globe, or merely the developed world's competition killing strategy
