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Climate lectures don't make lessons

Alang awaits toxic ship

Centre stalls Platinum II beaching

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Earthquake in Indonesia triggers tsunami fear in India

Centre for ocean information services later withdraws tsunami warning for Andaman and Nicobar islands

How ‘vaccine nationalism’ could block vulnerable populations’ access to COVID-19 vaccines

Vaccine nationalism also runs against the fundamental principles of vaccine development and global public health

The saddest Twitter got: Blame it on racism

Words such as ‘arrested’, ‘murder’, ‘violence’ have surged on microblogging site since the killing of George Floyd

Race to kill kyoto protocol

As Copenhagen nears, Obamas America sees new hope Yes, we can...dump climate multilateralism. In Bangkok, most developed countries joined the …

Obama takes first dip

The US becomes the first to join a global patents pool to make AIDS drugs cheaper but health workers are sceptical of the initiative

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Grow food anywhere

With innovative use of space, people in cities are reclaiming their right to safe food

Yale guide to fighting drug patent barriers

How human rights can be used to challenge oppressive intellectual property laws

Doha: inaction in the face of urgency

Shale gas: hype and reality

As the world rushes for the gas, scientists gather evidence of its environmental risks

Bill shows the way

Stringent laws in India can control unethical practices

Connected events and difficult future

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Deal won, stakes lost

Cancun deal shifts burden on developing countries not developed

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ABCDE of Obama’s sales pitch

Unprepared for Ebola

The rapid spread of Ebola to three continents shows that the world needs effective surveillance and response system to check infectious diseases

Filthy India? Have you looked at your own country, President Trump

India’s historical emissions have been far lower and the gap between India and the US widens by a large factor when considering per capita …

‘Repressive governments use financial crises, global pandemics to change societal norms’

Sam Szoke-Burke, senior legal researcher, Columbia University, talks to DTE amid reports of governments trying to take control of land in name of …