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Search ResultShell To Resume Arctic Drilling Off Alaska As Green Groups Warn Of Disaster
Environmentalists accuse the government of ?looking the other way? after US gives green light for Shell to restart drilling for OIL and gas The US government has given Shel...
Read MoreRich Mom, Poor Mom: Growing Gap In Global Access To Maternal Health Care
Less than six miles separate the crowded public hospital in an industrial district where Emilie Kabala gave birth from the gleaming private clinic in the tree-lined suburb ...
Read MoreUnited Technologies Announces ‘Citizens For The City’ Project And Neighbourhood Improvement Partnership Challenge
- Up to INR One Crore to be offered as grants to citizen groups to deliver localized neighbourhood improvement pilot
BENGALURU, May 7, 201...
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President Urges Film Industry To Look Beyond Markets & Nurture Human Values
President Pranab Mukherjee has urged the film industry to look beyond markets and work together to help “nurture universal human values, which draw on our rich civili...
Read MoreIt's Time For Hollywood Ageism To Die, And Change Needs To Come From The Top
Marta Kauffman was at lunch with the head of Skydance Productions when she found out that Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin were interested in working in television. She thought t...
Read MoreClimate Change Could kill 1 in 6 Earth Species
Currently, about 2.8 per cent of the species on Earth are at risk of extinction due to climate change that has already occurred. One in six species on Earth could be threat...
Read MoreGlobal Warming Slowdown Offers Only Fleeting Relief
Scientists show that long-term temperature rise is the inevitable consequence of increasing greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels. The so-called hiatus in global warmi...
Read MoreJapan Sees Clean Energy Edging Out Nuclear Power In 2030
Japan anticipates that by 2030 clean energy such as solar and hydro will generate slightly more of the nation’s electricity than nuclear power plants. Clean energy so...
Read MoreDenmark, Singapore Ties Forged On Sustainable Ideals
After 50 years of close diplomatic ties, Denmark and Singapore are stepping up their collaboration across a range of industries – from shipping to urban transport and...
Read MoreMcDonald's Promises To Serve Up Deforestation-Free Food
Global fast food giant McDonald’s on Tuesday announced a commitment to a deforestation-free supply chain, a move that observers said could drive industry-wide change ...
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