On thin ice

Sweden blows hot and cold on Iceland's reinduction into whaling panel

India will soon play a major role

SIRPA Pietikainen, Finland's environment minister, says the world has quite a few things to learn from India, especially when it comes to …

Roasted North: Why record-shattering heatwaves are burning the northern hemisphere

The heatwaves in the northern hemisphere are now frequent, early, intense and last longer as seen in Siberia last year and North America this year

Put to test

EU, first climate neutral continent by 2050, needs 60% reduction in emissions by 2030

Negotiations need to identify concrete hooks to bring every country to the table and agree on the target collectively

Nuclear waste management: Is Finland’s Onkalo facility safe?

The facility, set to begin operation in 2024, isn't based on a foolproof concept

ULSD dearer

High demand for clean diesel in Europe sends its price zooming

Calling trouble

Mobile phones damage brain cells

Human activities are eating into reindeer grazing land in Europe

Multiple stresses affect 60% of Fennoscandia region; High risk of vegetation and landscape change in the future, finds study

Protected areas can help water birds adapt to climate change: Study

The shift in range of wintering water birds across protected areas in Europe and North Africa was 40 per cent faster than others

Row n-gulfs Finland

Environmentalists see red as Finnish lawmakers give a green light to yet another nuclear reactor

Bad shot

Swine flu injection may raise sleep disorder risk

E-solution

Internet can help decongest traffic

CSIR becomes part of a global research team

Microsoft opens windows, just a crack

Company to reveal source code, but there is a catch

Cool bug

Dung beetles keep methane from cattle in check

A friend in weed

This sand battery could be a solution for Europe’s energy crisis

A new technology is keeping a Finland town warm with renewable energy

Watch the clock

Understanding body clock can pave the way for better health

Puffed out

Exercising after exposure to air pollution can be fatal for heart patients

Denmark scraps tax on fat

Government gives in to pressure from the food industry, consumers

According to Reports

Predator is the prey

Air pollution is leading to the destruction of trees

Making a comeback

Denmark imposes fat tax

The surcharge will be levied on food items containing more than 2.3 per cent saturated fat.