All gas

Compromise on climate

Nations manage to resuscitate the Kyoto Protocol by a watered-down agreement

Twist in the TRIPS tale

UK panel endorses South's stand on intellectual property rights

Battlelines drawn

Farm trade: it's developing countries vs EU-US

The slippery lifeline

The environmental footprint of oil

World Bank axes coal-power funds

While India is unfazed by the decision, other developing countries may be hit hard

Bonn to bust

Kyoto Protocol’s future uncertain after the stalemate in Germany

Fuel cell buses for Delhi Going nowhere?

Grants have been approved to facilitate the use of fuel cell buses in the developing countries

Look who's talking!

The president of the world's most polluting country blames India for global warming

Heavy on the purse?

Measuring efficiency of electric appliances fails to take off in India

Green politics

Is your government signing away your future rights to the world's natural resources?

Taste of toxicity

New study reiterates the adverse effects of chlorpyrifos pesticide

Barriers under pestle

There is an urgent need to rationalise traditional medicinal systems to stop unscrupulous use

India compromises on WTO deal

Under pressure from the US, it accepts conditions not part of G-33 proposal

Beyond Rio+20

Pops out

US plan to settle WTO disputes

UNEP non-science

Politics hinders process to make the apex body scientifically sound

COP27 diary (November 7): ‘World on a highway to climate hell, with our foot on the accelerator’

A round-up of what went on at the Sharm El-Sheikh summit  

Prices rise, not hunger

People prefer to eat less nutritious food than go hungry, says FAO

Farms in cities

A case for urban agriculture in India

From protests to where in 2012?

Canada pulls out of Kyoto Protocol

Loses moral position to call on developing countries to limit emissions

Under the weather

Scientists say a change in temperature could play a role in spreading childhood diarrhoea

MAIght of OECD

A no-holds-barred treaty on investments would hand over the world on a platter to MNCs