HANOI: The future food security of millions of people is at risk because over-fishing, climate change and pollution are inflicting massive damage on the world's oceans, marine scientists warned this w ...More

Greenpeace activists put up mock ‘eviction notices’ in buildings KOCHI: Greenpeace activists, as part of their Blue Alert campaign against threats of global warming, put up mock ‘eviction notices’ a ...More

VANCOUVER: Canada threatens to ignite a "carbon bomb" that could drastically worsen global warming if it continues heavy logging in areas of its vast northern forest, Greenpeace warned in a report on ...More

MADURAI: Be it human being or flora and fauna, any change in climatic conditions would have an adverse effect on living things, said Joy Patricia Pushparani of Department of Social and Preventive Medi ...More

‘Kobe Challenge’ has three key challenges for G8 Environment Ministers Bangalore: Are you concerned about the environment but feel you are not able to have your voice heard? Are you alarmed by ...More

OSLO: The next US president should signal a shift in global warming policies before taking office to help a UN meeting in Poland in December take steps to work out a new climate treaty, Poland said on ...More

HANOI: Warming trends in a third of the world's large ocean regions are two to four times greater than previously reported averages, increasing the risk to marine life and fisheries, a UN-backed envir ...More

MANILA (PHILIPPINES): Millions of people could face poverty, disease and hunger as a result of rising temperatures and changing rainfall, which are expected to hit poor countries the hardest, the Worl ...More

WILMINGTON: Global warming has plunged the planet into a crisis and the fossil fuel industries are trying to hide the extent of the problem from the public, Nasa's top climate scientist said. "We've a ...More

WELLINGTON: Climate change in coming decades will put the squeeze on beer supplies by impeding the production of a key grain needed for the brew especially in Australia, a climate scientist warned on ...More

GUWAHATI, April 8 – As part of its nationwide ‘Green Governance’ campaign, WWF-India’s Assam and Arunachal Pradesh State Office, in association with Army School, Narangi, organised a two-day environme ...More

Wellington, April 8: Climate change in coming decades will put the squeeze on beer supplies by impeding the production of a key grain needed for the brew especially in Australia, a climate scientist w ...More

New Delhi, April 8: The Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, plans to set up a research facility dedicated to the study of climate change and its impact on business and industry, the first such ce ...More

Melbourne, April 8 (PTI): Climate change can force beer lovers around the world, especially in Australia, to shell out extra money for buying the drink, a scientist warned today. The beverage is expe ...More

CHANDIGARH: Chandigarh is preparing to become the First Solar City of the country by 2012, announced Adviser to the Union Territory Administrator, Pradip Mehra on the occasion of World Health Day 2008 ...More

NEW DELHI: Climate change will have a “serious and damaging” impact on human health in South East Asia, including India, as air quality will suffer and respiratory diseases will be exacerbated, accord ...More

New Delhi, April 7: India may play host to a plethora of health problems as a result of global warming, the WHO has warned. The WHO said on Monday that vector and water-borne diseases can especially s ...More

Willington, Apr 7: Global warming has plunged the planet into a crisis and the fossil fuel industries are trying to hide the extent of the problem from the public, NASA's top climate scientist says. ...More

NEW DELHI: Predicting a plethora of health problems as a result of climate change, the World Health Organisation (WHO) on Monday said countries like India would see an increase in vector and water-bor ...More

MANILA: More than half the annual estimated 150,000 deaths linked to climate change will come from the Asia-Pacific region, officials at the World Health Organisation said Monday. Most of the fataliti ...More