Environment
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.
Green technology restores environment from fallout of explosives
26 Apr 2010
A University of Georgia invention neutralises human and environmental threats from explosives compounds in soils and groundwater, and stockpiled munitions
Indian expat Vinod Khosla tops Forbes ‘green billionaire’ list
23 Apr 2010
Khosla has plenty of other green tech bets, including Calera, a company that is developing technology to trap carbon dioxide and capture it in cement, Forbes said.
India’s summer boils over, temps at 52-year high
19 Apr 2010
The northern half of the country boiled over on Saturday with temperatures recording a 52-year high for the month of April in New Delhi and across the northern belt.
Dazed survivors of China quake spend chilly night in the open
By By John Vause, CNN's senior international correspo | 16 Apr 2010
Heat wave spells good monsoon, says weatherman
15 Apr 2010
Monsoon rains over South Asia are expected to be normal to near normal this season, the South Asian Climate Outlook Forum said today, easing concerns about the return of last year's drought conditions
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