Full Coverage: Environment
May 2008
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06.05.2008
Reuters Foundation and International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) invite entries from print and online news services for the 2008 Media Awards for excellence in environmental journalism. The worldwide competition aims to encourage informative reporting based on sound scientific data.
more...Related topics/regions: [Development] [Media] Image: Awards' logo / Photo Credit: IUCN
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02.05.2008
Environmental website kidsRgreen is in the final rounds for the prestigious Stockholm Challenge Award 2008. Promoting environmental awareness, this unique educational initiative by India based Centre for Environment Education takes young minds beyond classroom teaching by engaging them in various interesting learning tools.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Children] [Education] [ICT] |
02.05.2008
The US invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 has left an indelible impact on countryÂ’s health and environment. Scientists believe that rising incidence of diseases and birth defects in Afghan children are attributed to the weapons used by the American forces containing depleted uranium.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Health] [Disease] [Arms & military] [Nuclear arms] Image: Premature births and malformations have been on rise in Afghanistan / Photo credit: BBC
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01.05.2008
Environmental activist Sunita Narain offers a glimpse of what the future holds for coastal towns and villages as sea waters rise at a high rate. Climate change, rising salinity in waters and intense winds are eroding and depressing land at the same time in the Sunderbans, leaving people with no ways to survival.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [India] [Land] [Climate change] [Oceans] Image: Sunita Narain
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01.05.2008
The vulture population in India has come down by 99.9% since 1992, says a new survey. A drug named diclofenac, used in treating sick cattle, is said to be the main culprit. If strict measure are not taken they are likely to disappear within a decade.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Animals] [Disease] Image: Save the Indian vultures / Photo credit: Nature
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