Vistara will stop giving plastic water bottles on board its flights, in a bid to reduce plastic usage. The airline, which had earlier banned chewing of gutka on its flights, on Wednesday said it “plans
London: Though melting Antarctic ice sheets have become potent symbols of global warming, they may actually turn out to help in the battle against climate change and soaring carbon emissions.
TO sensitise the youth with impending hazards of climate change, the British Council in partnership with The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), launched the second edition of the 'The International Climate Champions' programme.
Poznan (Poland): With political efforts to tackle global warming advancing slower than a Greenland glacier, schemes for saving Earth
No BOT Venture Awarded In 6 Months, Deadlines Extended Has economic meltdown hit the infrastructure sector in the country? Seems likely since in the last six months, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has failed to award a single BOT project.
Prices of carbon credits have fallen to euro 14 per tonne from a peak of euro 20 two months ago - a level, which experts feel, is unlikely to be regained in the short term.
The shadow cast on the 2010 Commonwealth Games has moved away. The Supreme Court on Friday stayed an order of the Delhi High Court, which had virtually stalled construction of the Games Village near the Yamuna river.
The government on Friday reduced motor fuel prices for the first time in over two years with the aim of freeing some money in people
HARARE: Zimbabwe has cut water supplies to the nation's capital Harare, state media reported on Monday, leaving most of the city dry as authorities struggle to contain a cholera epidemic.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) risks losing $300 million of the $620 million World Bank loan for the $933 million Lucknow-Muzaffarpur National Highway Project (LMNHP), if work on the project is not expedited and safety concerns not addressed within a short period of time.
The rich countries, which were mandated to cut down on their emissions, are instead on an upward curve that could lead the world to tipping point. The global warming-causing greenhouse gas emissions of the rich nations have increased by 9.9% between 1990-2006.
