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Waning Interest, Ambiguous Future: 'Another' UN Climate Change Conference at Durban

Two years ago, when the world leaders assembled in Copenhagen

Axing enviroment for our infrastructure development--- is that what we are??

Recently in Bopal (ahmedabad) all the trees were axed just for the purpose of widening roads.. These were the old trees which helped p'pl to beat summers and were a home to many birds. but they were axed just to widen the roads (or just to sell the w

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Biodiesel from algae

You may be wondering exactly how this slimy green stuff can be turned into a fuel for cars and airplanes, and even for the heaters that warm our homes and schools. Let's find out more about what makes biodiesel from algae so exciting. Algae have b

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Environment, a cliche? I think not.

Google the word "Environment" and you'll see the top three results relate to its conservation and protection. THEN, comes "Natural environment-Wikipedia the free encyclopedia", the solution to college assignments of students worldwide! Oh, what we wo

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6 Ideas to make your Company join the 'Go Green' Bandwagon

It's not everyday that you could tell your boss to do something right. There would be no better way than to give suggestions on going green. By suggesting, it makes you contribute a lot more than just adhering to it yourself. The pointers would h

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India has reflected significant leadership both through initiating on domestic commitments as part of its National Action Plan and through its willingness towards extending the Kyoto Protocol.
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Special Environment Reports

National print reports were released on Special Environment Days such as International Earth Day (22nd April 2008-09) and World Environment Day (5th June 2008-09).

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