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FeaturesMercury emissions in India: A tragedy in the making? The caustic-chlorine industry in India releases a staggering 60-70 tonnes of mercury every year into our environment. This figure is 75 times the amount of mercury that triggered the Minamata tragedy More... How dangerous is the Asian Brown Haze?A startling UNEP study claims that a blanket of pollution three kilometres thick is threatening the food security and health of millions More... World in woeful state ten years after Rio, says reportExpressing dismay at the socio-economic and ecological state of the world since the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, the Worldwatch Institute's latest 'State of the World' report urges nations participating in the upcoming UN World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, South Africa to launch a 'global war on poverty and environmental degradation' More... Arsenic: Mass poisoning on an unprecedented scaleThe largest mass poisoning of a population in history is now underway in Bangladesh More... A biological apocalypse avertedAlthough supporters of genetically engineered products often claim that rigorous tests have proven the safety of GE products, their opponents argue that the field tests do not provide a track record of safety, but a case of 'don't look, don't find'. And when scientists actually look, what they see can be terrifying More... |
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