Daily roundup by CSE and Down to Earth @COP27 by Avantika Goswami and Rohini Krishnamurthy, November 7, 2022 • UN Secretary-General António Guterres said that Loss and damage can no longer be swept
There is enough genetic diversity in Asian lions and tigers for populations to be healthy
While Indians rant and rave against biopiracy, <i>Brahmi</i>, innovatively packaged, becomes a household name in the US. In India, manufacturers lose out on potential customers because of lack of imagination
with a view to curbing the spread of Russian nuclear technology to other countries, the us department of energy will be funding the development of a new nuclear reactor design at the
Now that low income minorities are becoming the target of AIDS, service agencies are redefining their role
Birth control measures in African elephants have been withdrawn following undesirable results
After years of decline the vicuna makes a comeback in Peru
severe water shortage, depleting forest cover and growing air pollution are threatening to cause more damage to EL Salvador than the insurgency in the 1980s. Air pollution is taking a toll of the
A massive oil spill in Japan spells danger for marine life in Tokyo Bay
A venomous Australian spider provides clues on how to make safer pesticides
the latest thing that is brewing up a storm in Europe is a new self-cooling drink can which could cause global warming. Britain is now seeking new ways to ban the can. "If the can captures, say
