India's journey towards sustainable cooling
Sustainability, for long, has been at the core of Indian lifestyle and its indigenous knowledge and sustainable practices have played a crucial role in helping people be informed and make environmentally
Ozone Layer
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Scientists report unusually small Antarctic ozone hole this year
U.S. atmospheric scientists report that the ozone hole over the Antarctic is much smaller than it was the past two years, and split into two separate holes during late September. The scientists
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Unholy ritual
Antarctic ozone hole again starts expanding
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The World After
The World Summit on Sustainable Development wssd is over. The best thing about it is that it could have been much worse. As I write this with regret and bitterness about the idealism of times gone
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Overview: Pollution unmasked
The Green Rating Project unveils the environmental face of India’s caustic-chlorine industry
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Between common salt and the Ozone Hole
CSE rates the caustic chlorine industry, which turns common salt into lethal chemicals and leaves a deadly mercury trail... <br> <font size="1" color="blue"> Read full article </font> <p> <font face=arial size=3 color=#CE181E><b>•</b></font> <a hre
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EU demands proof states are protecting ozone layer
Not a single European Union country has shown it is doing enough to protect the ozone layer from damage by man-made chemicals, EU authorities said. The European Commission said none of the 15 member
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Chief culprit
Study warns that in the future climate change could be primarily responsible for ozone depletion
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Action plan to phase out use of ODS
The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources held a meeting in Colombo to launch a national compliance action plan (NCAP) for the next eight years (2003-2010) to phase out the use of ozone
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Use of ozone depleting chemicals to be phased out: Rukman
The use of ozone depleting substances such as CTC, Methyl Chloroform and Methyl Bromide will be phased out by specific dates, Minister of Environment and Natural Resources, Sri Lanka Rukman
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Green groups push US to act on ozone problem
Ten U.S. health and environmental groups on Thursday accused the Environmental Protection Agency of "foot dragging" and threatened to sue the agency to begin enforcing a 1997 law designed to curb