Drama over Loss and Damage

Australian and Norwegian Negotiators block text, India wants an outcome.

End of creepy crawlies?

Studies show global warming is making it difficult for lizards to survive

Aeroswitch

Chinese caves throw light on Asian monsoons

David Sands on bacteria's role in rainfall

David Sands, professor at the Department of Plant Sciences and Plant Pathology, Montana State University, usa, hypothesized that there is a link …

GoodBAU, cruel world

When oil goes bust

Book>> The Last Oil Shock by David Strahan, John Murray London 2008 Indian price Rs 395

The catch all

Video>>Convenient Truth by FAO 2009

Save oceans from acidifying

Money on trees

Book>> The Little REDD Book--can we learn from a review of proposals and positions for developing a global system of payments for …

India sets up an organizational structure for climate negotiations

Antarctica blues

Indian scientists discover how living in the frigid continent affects the mind and the body

Moon keeps Earth's tilt in check

Scientists say the Moon exerts a moderating influence on variations in the Earth's obliquity or tilt and this has a direct effect on our climate.

Winter's toll

Climate changes alter height of Himalayan range

The average height of the Himalay has been going down over the last two million years because of climatic changes, surveys indicate.

The heat of the moon

Lunar phases influence global temperature

For a better tomorrow

Unlike the first United Nations conference on climate change, the recently concluded second meet was marked by a desire to give the planet a …

Frozen details

Indian scientists gear up for a new round of experiments in Antarctica

Hotter and hotter

'Slow, creeping catastrophe'

Former Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), Michael Zammit Cutajar, speaks to Anju …

Textual manipulation

Whether report

Climate is changing. So must the scientific attitude

Beyond science

Snowstorms in Delhi?

Thirst for many more

Climate change to impact rivers in thickly populated areas