Environment
Bhopal gas disaster: 26 years later, eight convicted
07 Jun 2010
Twenty six years after a gas leakage left an estimated 15,000, and more, people dead, all the eight accused, including former Union Carbide chairman, Keshub Mahindra, have been convicted.
Carrier Aircon developing safe CFC substitutes
04 Jun 2010
Sanad reborn as first Nano rolls off the blocks
02 Jun 2010
As production of Tata Motors’ dream car Nano begins at Sanad, this little township has been transformed into a realtor’s dream and an environmentalist’s nightmare. By Jagdeep Worah
China to subsidise purchase of greener vehicles
01 Jun 2010
Sustainability awards: PepsiCo lauded as Coke gets brickbats
By Jagdeep Worah | 28 May 2010
Even as soft drinks giant Coca Cola finds itself pilloried over allegedly reckless groundwater extraction, its principal rival PepsiCo has won a CSR award for its water management practices. A number of winning entries were operations in India. By Jagdeep Worah
BP's internal probe faults others for oil spill
26 May 2010
India’s emissions up 58 per cent since 1994; but figures per GDP unit down
12 May 2010
Despite rising greenhouse gas emissions during 1994-2007, India's greenhouse gas emissions per unit of GDP declined by more than 30 per cent
US energy visionary award for Ajay Mathur, DG, Bureau of Energy Efficiency
12 May 2010
Dr Ajay Mathur, also a member of the prime minister's council on climate change, has led the Bureau in driving India's market transformation towards energy efficiency.
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