<p>Report filed by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) regarding violation of Noise Pollution Rules, 2000 by some of the restaurants, bars, pubs and cafes in Hauz Khas village. Events like live
Rising sea levels, droughts, heavy rainfall and floods will ravage the British isles by the end of the century as climate change speeds up much faster then expected, a government report said. The
Kishtwar town of district Doda in Jammu is in the most active seismological zone in Northern Indian with continuing tremors shaking the earth for the last 70 years. As the catastrophe is waiting to
A controversial Indian Oil pipeline project for transporting hazardous chemicals in the Jawahrlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) area, has brought the environment department s of the Union and state
In the view of the gradually changing seismic activities in the region since year May 22, 1997, when earthquake of 6.3 magnitude played havoc here, the scientists of Geological Survey of India in
A Hyderabad city based defence research organisation has joined the chorus of protest over the location of the proposed international airport at Shamshabad. The Research Centre Imarat which is
South Africa, will host the World Summit on Sustainable Development between August 26 to September 4. The summit promises to be a jamboree of unparalleled dimensions and shall focus on accelerating
The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board will be posting "Green Police" at check-posts to prevent the entry of plastic carry bags which are less than 20 microns in thickness from other states to
Heavy rains coupled with hailstorm claimed two lives and damaged 23,000 houses besides affecting standing crops, fodder and livestock, in Ravangal subdivision of Sikkim's South district last week.
Storms accompanied by lightning swept through parts of Bangladesh over the last two days killing at least 25 people and injuring over 100, officials said on Friday. Hundreds of houses as well as rice
At a recent UN environment conference on cleaner production, experts have once again decried the growing phenomenon of dirty technology transfers for the West to countries in Asia and Africa. From
