EU's pollution control measures suffers setback

EU's carbon market slumps

‘India should lead way in clean cook stoves’

Experts draw attention to high child mortality and morbidity among women and children because of inefficient cook stoves

What next?

More and more people are waking up to the need for an international climate regime based on the principle of per capita entitlements to the …

Parking poison

Coal-based plants spew mercury

Taking the US to democracy

Tough emisssion caps for EU members

Durban turning futile as EU buries head in sand

With the carbon market in doldrums, emerging economies like India will have to announce bolder schemes for a low carbon future

EU's energy plan offers relief to eastern nations

Norway to cut emissions by 40 per cent

The government presented a proposal in the Norwegian Parliament, showing its commitment towards reducing anthropogenic climate change

The right blend

Ethanol, a safer alternative to MTBE, will now be mixed with petrol to curb emissions. Lopamudra Banerjee analyses the impact of this environment-…

Energised by vegetables

Are biofuels a feasible option to replacing conventional fuels?

European Commission's research commissioner on India's coaction with EU

The first India-European Union ministerial-level science conference took place on February 5, 2007, in New Delhi, signalling, for the first time,…

Science in our daily lives

Driven for and by the people

GRP has emerged as a truly democratic indicator of the direction in which corporate environmental governance is headed

Suffering from myopia

George Bush may not understand the 'science' of climate change. But the corporate houses behind him will soon understand the global benefits of …

Engine trouble

The Indian auto industry has got stuck with obsolete engines. It needs a jump-start

From cradle to grave

GRP followed a life cycle analysis and set up parameters in accordance

The US and us

World Bank to buy carbon credits to aid building material industry

2009 is full of promise

EU warns Indian, Chinese airlines

Developing countries say no to unilateral trade measures to curb carbon emissions at Bonn meet

Pact politics

High political drama marks climate negotiations as the European Union strives to ratify the Kyoto protocol without the US, world's biggest polluter

Nicholas Stern on politics of climate change

In 2006, Nicholas Stern former chief economist, World Bank and advisor to the UK government, wrote about the economic threat from climate …

Aviation boom is no boon for climate

UK can reduce 37% of its CO2 emissions by restoring ecosystems: Report

The country’s landscapes can store carbon and absorb a third of the emissions, the report says