Environment
BP working to control damaged oil well in Alaska
17 Apr 2017
The world's most spoken language is...'Terpene'
15 Apr 2017
Money to burn: As the wealthy get wealthier, carbon emissions grow
13 Apr 2017
On a global level, the connection between national wealth and carbon emissions, which has been well-documented, shows carbon emissions are higher where income is more highly concentrated among the wealthiest residents
Girl apparently raised by monkeys ‘rescued’ from UP forest
10 Apr 2017
The girl, aged between eight and 10, was rescued by the police in Bahraich from a troop of monkeys
Buckle up! Climate change to increase severe aircraft turbulence
07 Apr 2017
Turbulence strong enough to catapult unbuckled passengers and crew around the aircraft cabin could become twice or even three times as common because of climate change, reveals a new study
Environmental groups launch legal action against Trump administration over Keystone XL Pipeline
31 Mar 2017
Toll of climate change on mental health
30 Mar 2017
Green groups mount confident challenge against Trump rollbacks
30 Mar 2017
Environmental groups believe efforts to revive the American coal industry ultimately will fail because many states and industries already have been switching to renewable energy or natural gas
Maharashtra village records 46.5°C as heat wave sweeps India
30 Mar 2017
The weather office said it recorded 43 degree Celsius on Monday, but on Tuesday, the temperature was not recorded because it happened to be a holiday
California defies Trump; upholds own strict auto emissions standards
25 Mar 2017
In defiance of the Trump administration, California’s environmental regulator will continue to maintain the state's cleaner-car standards till 2025 and follow it up with formal efforts to tighten rules for the nest five years
Adopting Moore's law for carbon emissions would beat global warming
24 Mar 2017
A simple rule of thumb or "carbon law" of halving emissions every decade, based on Moore's Law in the computer industry, could catalyse disruptive innovation that could reduce fossil-fuel consumption
'Tree-on-a-chip' passively pumps water for days
22 Mar 2017
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