Environment
Aviva takes top spot on greenhouse gas list
26 Apr 2011
Japan's northeast jolted again by strong quake
11 Apr 2011
Japan to stop dumping radioactive water into sea
09 Apr 2011
India all set to map its coastal hazard line
08 Apr 2011
Strong quake hits Japan's northeast, raises tsunami fears
07 Apr 2011
The underwater quake, which hit 66 km off the east of Sendai, a city severely impacted by the 11 March quake and tsunami, jolted the Miyagi prefecture, 118 km north of Fukushima.
Algae remove strontium from nuclear waste
05 Apr 2011
Strontium 90, a major waste component, is one of the more dangerous radioactive fission materials created within a nuclear reactor, and is chemically very similar to calcium and thus is drawn to our bones
Direct steam generation, storage provides better performance for solar thermal power plants
02 Apr 2011
UK snubs EU call for ban on petrol, diesel cars
30 Mar 2011
Fukushima radioactivity reaches UK
30 Mar 2011
Icebergs in the Antarctic play important role in carbon cycle
29 Mar 2011
After following the path of a drifting iceberg, research team's discoveries could have implications for climate change studies
Reactor may be leaking radioactive substances into the environment
28 Mar 2011
Utility TEPCO said Monday that a pool of water lying in the basement of the No 2 reactor at the Fukushima complex may have leaked radioactive substances into the environment, including the sea.
Ramesh unveils `mission' for real time monitoring of green cover
26 Mar 2011
Gram sabhas would take up implementation of the programmes under the 'mission' with technical and managerial support from forest service personnel.
Radioactive Iodine levels spike to 1,250 times normal at Fukushima nuclear plant
26 Mar 2011
The measurements also reveal that high levels of cesium in samples taken outside the discharge canal for the Nos 1,2, 3 and 4 reactors at the plant.
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