Clinton's costly 'gifts'

There is more than meets the eye in Clinton's emphasis on clean energy during his recent visit to India

That 'E' word again

Most Northern groups that dominate the civil society opinion-making process within the climate convention have consistently ignored Southern …

Symbolic solution?

In the recent discussion about reforming the international environmental governance structure, there have been calls for a World Environment …

Paving way for a clean future

Released recently, the Bellagio memorandum advocates best practices for policies on vehicular emission reduction worldwide

Road to Cancun - Waivers on paper

The only semblance of fairness that exists in the various agreements of the World Trade Organization is contained in their 155 "special and …

"No case for a multilateral framework"

Nagesh Kumar , director general of Research and Information Systems on Non-Aligned and Developing Countries, a development research organisation, …

Former Finnish minister on environment concerns

Satu Hassi, the former environment minister of Finland and now a member of the European parliament, speaks to Ritu Gupta on the business of CDM

Atmospheric chemistry shifts blame around

Research in atmospheric sciences is booming because of the impending threat to4he world's climate. Every month there is a new study showing new …

Bonn climate conference: Glasgow ‘colonial’ pact shifts burden of climate change to developing countries, say parties

Inadequate climate finance among the biggest challenges for developing countries bloc

2016 was a great year for renewable energy, especially for power generation: REN21

Out of the total capacity added in 2016, 62 per cent of it was from renewable sources

BASIC group emphasises raising pre-2020 ambition and implementation of Paris Agreement

This is the first meeting since the Paris Summit in December 2015

How the South lost its morality in Beijing

Recycled paper up on global popularity chart

Environment first, economy later, say Indians

Bonn and beyond

The climate change meeting at Bonn tentatively agreed to postpone resolution of issues

Greening WTO

Delegates from 130 countries debate linkages between trade and environment

Who rules your world?

The Union minister for external affairs says ecology should not be an elitist issue

Genes and dreams

Scientists are on the breakthrough of better malaria drugs

International body to study climatic variations

India approves Kyoto ratification

Eyewash

Did global warming intensify the Southwest Asian monsoon?

Drugged

When market forces determine drugs development, neglected diseases take a back-seat

Third world power

China has proved that genomics is no longer the preserve of developed countries

Ammo against AIDS

The net is cast on agriculture

Aquaculture on the rise