Environment
Kids 45 miles away from Tepco plant to be issued dosimeters
30 Jun 2011
34,000 children aged between four and 15 living 45 miles from the plant in in Fukushima city will have to wear radiation monitors
Ramesh clears mining proposals in Chattisgarh
24 Jun 2011
Chevrolet unveils Beat battery electric vehicle
23 Jun 2011
Beef barons exposed by space pics face jail
17 Jun 2011
China's Brahmputra plans not worrisome: Krishna
16 Jun 2011
Total buys controlling stake in SunPower for $1.3 billion
15 Jun 2011
Total's takeover of SunPower will create a new global leader in the solar industry
Seaports need a plan for weathering climate change, say Stanford researchers
By By Donna Hesterman | 14 Jun 2011
Environment groups slam UK's solar subsidy cut
11 Jun 2011
Stanford climate scientists forecast permanently hotter summers in 20 years
08 Jun 2011
Large areas of the globe are likely to warm up so quickly that by the middle of this century even the coolest summers will be hotter than the hottest summers of the past 50 years
U.S. farmers dodge the impacts of global warming – at least for now, Stanford researcher says
By By Louis Bergeron | 07 Jun 2011
Belgium's 3,200-km-long rail tunnel to host unique solar power project
06 Jun 2011
The tunnel top will generate an estimated 3,300 MW of electricity per year, enough to meet the average annual electricity consumption of approximately 950 families.
Japanese firm develops 'sun-tracking' solar power device
04 Jun 2011
The moving mirrors that track the sun throughout the day give the new devise double the generating power of current photovoltaics.
Unique UK study puts ‘market value’ on ecology
04 Jun 2011
For the first time, the study seeks to put a price on the intangible contributions of nature to the economy
Chhatisgarh environmentalist handcuffed to hospital bed
03 Jun 2011
Chhatisgarh is rapidly developing an unsavoury reputation for coming down with a heavy hand on civil activists
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