Exhausting alternatives

The Indian Parliament has passed legislation that promotes the use of vehicles using alternate fuel

Red tape loosened

Tissue transplant: by whose consent?

The removal of the corneas from the body of an accident victim in France, shocked the public and exposed the legal and ethical failings of the …

Wetlands get protection

Government sets limited role for proposed tribunal

The government's decision to set up a tribunal to decide compensation cases is being seen as an attempt to compromise the establishment of …

High-risk high-rises

Legal eagles

Leaf storm

The issue of allowing tribals to use forest produce is under debate in the corridors of power

Foliage fever

Galvanising support for the unconditional withdrawal of the new Forest Bill, NGOs and a fifth column within the bureaucracy are harrowing the …

Not in my backyard

Delhi, reduced to a gas chamber due to the proliferation of highly polluting industries, now requires the social and political will to enforce an …

The ugly side

CLEAN CAMPAIGN

Can-did endeavours

Dirty no more

In the line of fire

A Supreme Court ruling to install waste incinerators in India is under a scathing attack from environmental activists

Ruminant ramifications

Beef, the staple food of the British, finds itself out of favour as a ban on its sale sweeps across UK and also the European Union

Disciplining disposal

SOUTH AFRICA

DIRTY TRICKS

AN EPIC TRIAL

FAKE BRANDS

FOR SAFER FOOD

TOXIC THREAT

Travesty of law

IN FOCUS