Environment
TERI in renewable energy pact in Mexico City
24 Dec 2008
GM goes slow on Chevrolet Volt factory
18 Dec 2008
UN convention on climate change sets roadmap for Copenhagen meet in 2009
13 Dec 2008
The 192-member UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has set down a schedule expected to result in a historic pact to reduce greenhouse gases
Global blackout for climate change action planned
11 Dec 2008
WWF's Earth Hour project aims to persuade 1 billion people around the earth to put off their lights for an hour on 28 March 2009 to mount pressure on world leaders meeting to strike a new global deal on climate change
Brazil unveils plan to save the Amazon
02 Dec 2008
UN climate talks get under way in Poland
01 Dec 2008
The humble rickshaw to run on solar energy
15 Oct 2008
Buildings identified as biggest energy consumers
11 Oct 2008
Hyundai launches LPG - petrol Santro
30 Sep 2008
NEC unveils Eco Centre energy-saving server
30 Sep 2008
UN secretary-general for public awareness partnership with advertising leaders on climate change
29 Sep 2008
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