Controlled flow

At boiling point

Desperate Karnataka villagers damage barrage in Maharashtra

Driven to the extreme

Rampant pollution and state inaction forces farmers to attack and kill a miner in Goa

US military says climate change poses security threat

Review Blood Diamond

Nayagarh attack embarrasses Orissa government

Corporate social irresponsibility

Marine feuds are festering sores in Kerala

Kerala's coast has become a battleground between traditional and mechanised fishing communities, jeopardising the marine ecosystem.

Stretching arguments to point of absurdity

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Killer aid

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Climate change can trigger security concerns in South Asia

Climate change can trigger conflicts, violence and migration due to water scarcity, food insecurity, lack of shelter and livelihood constrains

Telling children how not to go the dodo way

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Insensitivity at its best

Dying for water

It is unfortunate that the conflicts arising over water issues are dealth with by force

Smouldering row

Plan to evacuate Jharia residents: more to it than underground fires?

Amongst those who count the dead in Manipur

Africa: Atlas of Our Changing Environment

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'Centre must hold peace talks with Maoists'

Parking a car can be fatal

West Delhi businessman dies in parking brawl

Thirst for profits rises as disease spreads

Even as AIDS spreads throughout the world, Australians are determined to get their share of the profits from the use of a shrub that halts …

Book review: Water: Perspectives, Issues, Concerns

This is a work of encyclopaedic scope. The subjects it deals with range from an in-depth study of the treatment of water in the Indian …

A 'shoot-at-sight order for a tigress

Asbestos fight gets ugly

Police use batons, tear gas on protesters of plant in Muzaffarpur

Needed: Imaginative wildlife managers