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China's emission cut puts India in a fix
Less than two weeks to Copenhagen and India is diplomatically doing all it can to ensure it has a strong negotiating position.
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Groundwater depleting fast in north India: NASA
Groundwater levels in most parts of the country are fast depleting because of the way we manage our resources. The drop in is mainly attributed to excessive demand for irrigation.
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India refuses to buckle to US pressure on climate change
Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh attends a climate change summit in the US next week.
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Tiger experts say no to cheetahs
India's conservationists are still battling the collective guilt of losing the cheetah, the only animal to have become extinct in independent India. In this context, plans to reintroduce the cheetah have been met with enthusiasm by wildlife experts.
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PMO questions mining in Tadoba reserve
An agitation is building up at the lesser known Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra against a state a government decision.
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Greenhouse emissions: India makes a case
Five independent studies show even 20 years from now, India's emission levels will remain well below the global average.
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Environment authority an eyewash?
In the last 12 years, the NEAA has overturned just a single case.
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RTI: Govt's right to interfere?
The Right to Information Act is widely believed to be one of the most effective instruments in our democracy.
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Environment ministry set for revamp
The Environment Ministry has cleaned up its act, and the new minister is all set to project his new team as lean and efficient.
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Verdict on anti-gay law likely on Thursday
Thursday could be another D-Day because the Delhi HC could decide on whether gays should still be illegal.
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China's emission cut puts India in a fix
Less than two weeks to Copenhagen and India is diplomatically doing all it can to ensure it has a strong negotiating position.
-
Groundwater depleting fast in north India: NASA
Groundwater levels in most parts of the country are fast depleting because of the way we manage our resources. The drop in is mainly attributed to excessive demand for irrigation.
-
India refuses to buckle to US pressure on climate change
Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh attends a climate change summit in the US next week.
-
Tiger experts say no to cheetahs
India's conservationists are still battling the collective guilt of losing the cheetah, the only animal to have become extinct in independent India. In this context, plans to reintroduce the cheetah have been met with enthusiasm by wildlife experts.
-
PMO questions mining in Tadoba reserve
An agitation is building up at the lesser known Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra against a state a government decision.
-
Greenhouse emissions: India makes a case
Five independent studies show even 20 years from now, India's emission levels will remain well below the global average.
-
Environment authority an eyewash?
In the last 12 years, the NEAA has overturned just a single case.
-
RTI: Govt's right to interfere?
The Right to Information Act is widely believed to be one of the most effective instruments in our democracy.
-
Environment ministry set for revamp
The Environment Ministry has cleaned up its act, and the new minister is all set to project his new team as lean and efficient.
-
Verdict on anti-gay law likely on Thursday
Thursday could be another D-Day because the Delhi HC could decide on whether gays should still be illegal.
