We must include the global biodiversity while making strategies for adapting to a hot world. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, some 2,500 scientists, issued its fourth report on F ...More

Shimla, February 3 With the horrors of global warming becoming an internationally-recognised reality; closer home, the gradual melting of Himalayan glaciers and decreasing snowfall in the recent year ...More

Paris, Feb. 3 (AP): The bleak outlook of a major new report on climate change shifted the onus onto governments, even mankind, to stop prevaricating and truly act, with dire warnings Friday from aroun ...More

Pioneer News Service | New Delhi A warm February in the Capital this year may not be directly attributed to changes in weather pattern, but a UN study released on Friday reaffirmed rising mercury acr ...More

PARIS: The world's top climate scientists said on Friday that global warming was man-made, spurring calls for urgent government action to prevent severe and irreversible damage from rising temperature ...More

Canberra: Australia's Great Barrier Reef's vastness and wave-smashing outcrops mask fragility in the face of climate change threatening to bleach its fluorescent depths the stark white of death. T ...More

PARIS: The Eiffel Tower's 20,000 sparkling bulbs went dark for five minutes on Thursday night and the lights went out at the Colosseum in Rome and the Greek parliament in Athens in a demonstration of ...More

New york, february 1: Under its new Democratic chairman, Representative Henry A Waxman of California, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform took on the Bush administration’s handling ...More

CHENNAI, FEB 1: India and Sweden should strengthen cooperation, especially on environment and environment technology and act together for global action on climate change, said Maud Olofsson, deputy p ...More

UN PANEL: Carbon emission checks not enough, earth warming up, expect heat waves, more floods PARIS, FEBRUARY 1: The UN climate panel is set to issue its strongest warning yet on Friday that human a ...More

CANBERRA, JAN 30: Rising temperatures will leave millions more people hungry by 2080 and cause critical water shortages in China and Australia, as well as parts of Europe and the United States, accor ...More

CANBERRA, january 30 : Rising temperatures will leave millions more hungry by 2080 and cause critical water shortages in China and Australia, as well as parts of Europe and the United States, accordin ...More

"Development should be inclusive of environmental concerns" "Development should be inclusive of environmental concerns" CHENNAI: What can Chennai possibly learn from Gotheborg, a port city in Scandi ...More

New York, Jan 29: Britain's Prince Charles accepted an award here on Sunday for his years-long environmental efforts, even as his transatlantic flight to America was criticised as an ecologically harm ...More

DAVOS, SWITZERLAND, JAN 24: World business leaders welcomed US President George W Bush's acknowledgment of climate change as "a serious challenge" and called on Wednesday for long-term emissions stan ...More

World economic forum: Ways sought to make going green profitable DAVOS, january 24: A dearth of snow threatened to make this year’s annual meeting of the World Economic Forum the greenest ever, but ...More

Globally 1990 was the warmest decade ever. The global average surface temperature is projected to increase by 1.4 – 5.8 degree C during 1990-2100. When director-general of The Energy and Resources Ins ...More

New Delhi, January 23 The United Kingdom will work with India to provide a detailed assessment of potential impacts of climate change in India and to undertake a pilot regional project to identify an ...More

Bangkok, January 23 Nearly half of the world's waterbird species are in decline, mostly due to rapid economic development and the effects of climate change, according to a global survey released toda ...More

OSLO, JAN 23: A UN climate panel will project wrenching disruptions to nature by 2100 in a report next week blaming human use of fossil fuels more clearly than ever for global warming, scientific sou ...More