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Search ResultShell Just Got The Green Light To Drill In The Arctic
Federal regulators say Shell can start drilling for oil in the frigid waters off Alaska this summer, but it can't go all the way without protection. The device that would b...
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Most bicycles have a place to hold a water bottle. This isn’t most bicycles. Fontus—a device created by Austrian designer Kristof Retezár—takes the...
Read MoreStars On Display To Save The Arctic
60 high profile celebrities have joined the campaign to Save the Arctic with Greenpeace. Right now, their photos are on display on the London Underground, near Shell’...
Read MoreCNN-IBN Presents Smart Agriculture
~ Bringing voices from the field into the homes of urban audiences ~
New Delhi, 22 July 2015: The agricultural...
Read MoreMcity, The Town For Driverless Cars, Is Officially Open
The first city built entirely for driverless cars has officially opened its streets at the University of Michigan. Called MCity, the $10 million test facility is designed t...
Read MoreRicha Chadda Campaigns For Ban Of Horse Drawn Carriages
Richa Chadda who has been travelling around the world for her film Masaan has now started campaigning for a cause that she really believes in. Richa, who is an ardent anima...
Read MoreWomen Set To Dominate At London Indian Film Festival 2015
From the tale of a persecuted rights activist hounded from her home to Shabnam Sukhdev’s moving study of her father, this year’s programme foregrounds work by a...
Read MoreImmunisation Coverage Crosses 70 Per Cent Mark
Improvement represents significant gain in child survival
The child immunisation coverage in the country has reportedly gone up from 65 per cent to 70 per cent this ye...
Mumbai’s Smart Slum
Urban is the new norm, and as many cities expand in the developing world, so do their slums. Nowhere is this more apparent than Dharavi, the largest and most renowned infor...
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In a vicious cycle, wildfires are also making climate change worse, a study finds increasingly hot and dry climates, the result of global climate change, have led to a wors...
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