On thin ice

Baspa basin is in trouble

No more cry

Researchers may soon develop onions that don't have tear-inducing chemicals

Prickly issue

Dirty needles not responsible for Africa's AIDS crisis: WHO

Power of prevention

Cancer incidence declines in Sweden, after 20 years of restricting chemicals

Stop trashing computers

To conserve precious resources

Parched ricefields emit less methane

It's hard to picture paddy fields without water puddles. But by draining flooded rice fields for two days before the flowering stage, methane …

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The birds sing...

...A lament for forest change at Sariska

The rural weather department

Folklore guides farmers about droughts and rains

Hostile guests

Invasive alien species threaten biodiversity of Sri Lanka

Archaeology helps to unlearn too

Archaeology is the science that studies the remains of past cultures by investigating and analysing the objects people leave behind. It is a …

Eyewash

Did global warming intensify the Southwest Asian monsoon?

Lake Tanganyika's hurting

Climate change endangers important food source of East Africa

Research on thin ice

Lack of coherent research on the melting Gangotri glacier spells disaster

Double whammy

Degradation of mangroves affects reef fish population

Field report

Bt cotton farmers in Karnataka are an insecure and confused lot, and neither the government, nor Mahyco or the anti-Mahyco groups are any help at all

The Menace Within

Project to review the impact of indoor air pollution

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Solar treatment

Disinfects medical waste in an ecofriendly way

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