- ‘Biodiversity loss rivals climate change'
First comprehensive effort to directly compare impact of biodiversity loss to anticipated effects of a host of other human-caused environmental changes
- No clear road map on emission cuts
India's efforts to develop a road map for growth that is low-carbon-based and inclusive are much-delayed
- IFC to replicate Guj solar project
International Financial Corporation eyes five cities, to improve access to power and reduce air pollution
- Dog faeces to be used to light street lamps
41-year-old former banker in Britain comes up with pioneering scheme to process dog faeces to light street lamps
Chandigarh: Animals in Punjab may now receive more prompt medical attention as the state government has decided to start a free veterinary mobile ambulance service to provide instant treatment to them.
Spectacular images of the world around us
World's most extreme fishermen
The brutal act of poaching
Earth Day 2012: Both sides of the coin
Sun and its amazing solar storms
Gorilla's Camp: In Pics
Singapore: Gardens By The Bay
James Cameron's journey to the bottom of the sea
Philadelphia: The Academy of Natural Sciences
World Water Day 
France: Sixth World Water Forum
Photo feature: Hope floats on Indian seas
Lost pets of Fukushima
Urban Gardens
The Dead Sea 
The wild fury of Nature
Fragile Maldives: In pics
Stars for animals: Celebrities in PETA campaigns
Europe freezes - In pics
The fight against extinction
Race across the Alps
Online poll crowns 7 wonders of nature
NASA lunar probes slated for New Year's arrival
Air pollution problem in India
South Pole discovery - 100 years: In pics
Pictures of the year - Environment
Aurora: Dancing lights in the night sky
Penguins return to wild after NZ oil spill rescue
Brazil oil spill poses environment threat
Animal kingdom’s dining delights
Amsterdam: A new study calculates that by 2050, groundwater pumping will cause a global sea level rise of about 0.8 mm per year.
Patna: There is an urgent need to save the Ganges, Water Resources Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal said here Saturday after undertaking an aerial survey of the river with Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
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