Kushal Pal Singh Yadav

India Health Effects Pesticides Legislation Governance Trade Pesticide Residues Climate Change Developing Countries Industry

BHOPAL: the bad dream continues

Bhopal is a metaphor for disaster, industrial and human. It has been the object of much speculation and typically endless litigation. A case …

Book: Windpower Development in India

Book>>Windpower development in india edited by G M Pillai Wise, Pune 2007

"Future of local population rests on tiger-related tourism"

Jim Knight, UK's minister for biodiversity, landscape and rural affairs, responds to Kushal Pal Singh Yadav's queries on the British government's …

"The digital divide is also about a divide in the mindset"

Sam Pitroda, regarded by many as the father of India’s telecom revolution, was in India recently for the Fourth Annual Baramati Initiative …

“Not in my lifetime”

The new UNFCCC chief on a full climate deal

US bank uses carbon smokescreen

EXIM Bank nearly denied funds to Reliance’s coal-fired plant

Unmasked

EU proposes

Breach of protocol

Climate talks inch ahead

The two-degree shift

India's new solar system

TERI recommends closure of some Coca-Cola plants

US fines Dow Chemicals for bribery by Indian subsidiary

Ganguly panel confirms pesticide in soft drinks

SC agrees to subsidise five waste-to-energy plants

Demolished

Illegal structures around the Ranthambore national park

EU regulation bans six toxic chemicals in household gadgets

EU frames stringent rules against toxic chemicals

China remains heavily polluted, despite regulations

Yet another white paper but little work on the ground

Planning Commission set captive mines free for use by steel plants

Captive mines get green light

Blue Lady docks in Gujarat but no word on breaking yet

White asbestos finds backers at Rotterdam Convention

Contradictions in European Commission's policy towards renewables

Mine by proxy

SC/ST, OBC groups swindled out of their mining leases

Watered-down governance

Rajasthan police kills more farmers demanding water, this time in Tonk district

Scroll To Top