Environment

The rush to rain: Indian Monsoon reacts to deserts' whims

12 Apr 2014

Hungry herbivores can help halt biodiversity loss

By By Gail Wilson | 11 Apr 2014

Field study shows why food quality will suffer with rising CO2

09 Apr 2014

No ‘permanent El Niño,’ scientists say — and the tropics may get even hotter

By By Eric Gershon | 07 Apr 2014

Pollution board withholds approvals to new units in Vizag pharma city

05 Apr 2014

No ‘permanent El Niño,’ scientists say — and the tropics may get even hotter

04 Apr 2014

Using more wood for construction can slash global reliance on fossil fuels

03 Apr 2014

A Yale University-led study has found that using more wood and less steel and concrete in building and bridge construction would substantially reduce global carbon dioxide emissions and fossil fuel consumption

Powerful 8.2-magnitude quake, tsunami waves rattle Chile’s Pacific coast

02 Apr 2014

Deforestation of sandy soils a greater threat to climate change

By By Kevin Dennehy | 02 Apr 2014

India on brink of ecological disaster, warns UN panel

01 Apr 2014

Air pollution kills 7 mn worldwide annually: WHO

25 Mar 2014

 According to WHO air pollution was the cause of about one in eight deaths and had now emerged as the single biggest environmental health risk

Globalised diet: more food, less diversity, heighten risks to nutrition

24 Mar 2014

Climate change will reduce crop yields sooner than we thought

24 Mar 2014

New hypothesis explains why Earth continually remains capable of supporting life

24 Mar 2014

First India- China joint report on climate released

19 Mar 2014

French government lifts partial ban on vehicle traffic in Paris

18 Mar 2014

Dust in North Africa, Gulf decides fate of Indian monsoon

18 Mar 2014

Northeast Greenland ice loss accelerating

18 Mar 2014

Water saver: Engineer's invention makes dirty water reusable

15 Mar 2014

Tropical grassy ecosystems under threat

14 Mar 2014

Newly catalyst may lead to low-cost, clean production of methanol

By By Mark Shwartz | 07 Mar 2014

Warmer temperatures push malaria to higher elevations

07 Mar 2014

Research has established that malarial parasites creep to higher elevations during warmer years and back down to lower altitudes when temperatures cool

New US auto fuel rules aim to cut soot, smog and toxic emissions

04 Mar 2014

Tree roots in the mountains ‘acted like a thermostat’ for millions of years: Oxford study

27 Feb 2014

Fertilisers destabilise diverse grasslands: Oxford study

26 Feb 2014