Environment
India’s largest e-waste recycling unit planned
31 Aug 2010
Mining ban in forested areas likely, says report
30 Aug 2010
Peugeot develops first diesel hybrid crossover
25 Aug 2010
Peugeot has developed a diesel hybrid combining the best of both fuel economy technologies with its new 3008 Hybrid4 Crossover that uses Hybrid4 technology.
Chinese alliance to invest $15 billion in electric cars
21 Aug 2010
An alliance of 16 state-owned corporations will invest $14.7 billion by 2012 to accelerate green technology development to put more than a million electric and hybrid vehicles on the road
US denies pressuring India to go easy on Dow
20 Aug 2010
Dr Martin Green, father of solar cell technology, awarded Eureka Prize
19 Aug 2010
Coincidenataly, Dr Green's name has become, unwittingly, synonymous with green power generation. His ARC Photovoltaics Centre of Excellence at the University of New South Wales in Australia holds the world record for solar cell efficiency
Nine more containers slip off listing MSC Chitra
18 Aug 2010
BJP backs nuclear liability bill as concerns taken onboard
18 Aug 2010
Parleys with the Bharatiya Janata Party on the issue of the civil nuclear liability bill has yielded results with the party indicating it would support a substantially reworked version of the bill.
UK farmers to get guaranteed returns for green power generation
17 Aug 2010
UK's farmers will get guaranteed cash for the next 25 years on every unit of electricity generated by a solar panel, wind turbine or biomass technology
Ship crash: Jairam Ramesh visits oil spill site
14 Aug 2010
Ship crash: Jairam Ramesh visits oil spill site
14 Aug 2010
Charcoal takes some heat off global warming
13 Aug 2010
India refining tsunami early warning system
12 Aug 2010
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