Scorching salt

As the world celebrates yet another Environment Day, groups of marginalized people in some part of the globe or the other get evicted from their …

Kudankulam meltdown

The spectre of Fukushima continues to haunt the world, forcing governments in most parts of the globe to rethink their plans to tap this …

Baghjan blowout shows why we need to fix liabilities

There is also a need to address inland oil spills through regulations

The Philippines, Australia partner to study ecosystem services of coral reefs, mangroves

Economic cost of dredging on Great Barrier Reef could be as high as $1 billion

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Three cyclones in two months raises alarm

Has frequency and intensity of cyclones developing over Bay of Bengal increased?

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Mysterious spill

Deep sea blues

Bad news for the oceans, is bad news for the environment, the economy and humans

Oil slick threatens island near Sweden

SNIPPETS

Thailand dumps 189 garbage trucks for artificial reef

In short

WWF worried about Napolean wrasse, an endangered fish

Bush signs legislation to prevent over-fishing

Brief

Our quality of mercy

Trouble at sea

From imposing restrictions on harvesting of shark species to having second thoughts about them, the authorities seem utterly confused

Mundra SEZ spells displacement for fisherfolk

Green tribunal clears way for OPG power plant in Gujarat

Appeal challenging state EIA authority's decision to amend conditions of environment clearance dismissed

Mormugao port expansion: public hearing adjourned third time

Analysis by non-profit Centre for Science and Environment reveals flaws in the project’s environmental impact assessment

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UAE concerned about Iran's nuclear programme

UN asks Israel to ease curbs on waters off Gaza Strip