Green rupee in a mess

Tricks of diminishing returns

Clever calculations and the great wall of bureaucracy

The Avon lady lifts our biodiversity

Loopholes in the Biological Diversity Act being used to export India’s genetic material

Treasure in troubled land

International aid has supported the economy of Afghanistan for 12 years. With aid flow gradually declining, the war-torn country will now have to …

Developed countries to double biodiversity-related funds flow by 2015

Provided developing countries make robust baselines and reporting framework

Rural communities win right over bamboo, finally

Environment minister warns of legal action if forest officials refuse transit passes

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DTE reportage on bamboo

The unfolding story

Is bamboo a tree or a grass?

Battle over oil, coal & forests

Curious case of seaweed

AquAgri pays highest sum in royalty but benefits do not reach people

'Building and retaining capacity is the toughest challenge'

Balakrishna Pisupati is in the hot seat as chairperson of the National Biodiversity Authority (NBA), where he has to deal with regulatory and …

'Most countries don’t want to recognise indigenous people as people'

Mohammed Taghi Farvar, former director of Avicenna University in Iran, is a well-known ecologist and social scientist. At present, he is the …

The rift valley

With no income options, Ghangharia residents want forestland for hotels

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Reluctant funding

Compromise on resources salvages CBD conference; marine protection gets big boost

The big idea for change: bamboo as grass

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Coal quandary

In a sweeping pronouncement, the Supreme Court has termed all the 218 coal blocks allocated since 1993 illegal. This has raised a fundamental …

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