Environment
Studies in US, India link PM2.5 pollution with unhealthy babies
28 Dec 2017
Two separate studies published this week – one in the US and one in India – have found that high levels of PM2.5 can lead to birth defects like cleft lip and abnormal heart or low birth weight
Cleaner air, longer lives
26 Dec 2017
Medium-sized carnivores most at risk from environmental change
23 Dec 2017
In a surprise ecological finding, researchers discover medium-sized carnivores spend the most time looking for food, making them vulnerable to change
Anti-smog gun: Delhi’s latest move to shoot down killer pollution
20 Dec 2017
In its latest effort to combat dense smog that shrouds Delhi every winter, the Aam Admi Party government today begin day-long gun trials of an anti-smog gun
Study projects sea levels may rise 8ft by 2100
14 Dec 2017
With rising incomes global e-waste rises 8% by weight in two years: UN-backed report
14 Dec 2017
The total e-waste generated from 2014 to 2016 can be lined up all the way from New York and back
Scientists urge endangered listing for cheetahs
13 Dec 2017
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