Environment
Laundry detergent packs poisonous for kids
26 Apr 2016
Data from the National Poison Data System on over 62,000 children under age six who were exposed to laundry and dishwasher detergents in 2013 and 2014, showed more than half the exposures involved packets
Fresh landslips in Arunachal, toll rises to 19
25 Apr 2016
India among 175 countries signing Paris climate pact on Earth Day
23 Apr 2016
A global pact on climate action is expected to soon came into effect with 175 member nations of the United Nations, including India, China and the United States, signing the Paris Climate Agreement on the opening day of UN talks on climate action
Mahindra first Indian firm to join green inititative “EP100’
22 Apr 2016
The announcement comes a day before Mahindra Group chairman Anand Mahindra represents the corporate world at the high-level signing ceremony of the historic Paris climate change agreement at the United Nations on Friday
Could global warming's top culprit help crops?
19 Apr 2016
India to help Cambodia restore tiger population
15 Apr 2016
IMD forecasts above normal rainfall across India
13 Apr 2016
The forecast comes after two straight years of drought, which has been weighed down by subdued agriculture output and falling farmers' income
Mild but deep quake shakes Delhi, northern India
11 Apr 2016
Climate change deteriorates water quality in the Himalayas
09 Apr 2016
A new study on climate change and geochemical processes on waters and lake sediments on the Tibetan Plateau shows that global warming deteriorates the water quality, impacting the lives of 40 per cent of the world's population
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