Globalization & the Environment

Pepsi Co may be buckling under the pressure to green.

Is the move toward alternative sources of energy a trend that is gainign steadyground or just a flash in the pan?

The younger generation is becoming an important greening tool?

Are we looking at Africa through the wrong lenses?

Organic food is expensive, local street markets are on their way out....where does one turn?

Globalization and changing demographics may not fully explain why traditional artisans are fighting for survival.

The River Yangtze's environmental woes remind one of the River Ganges and its roots in Indian mythology.

The economics of biofuels are simple yet complicated

Regardless of how exaggerated predictions of catastrophes may be, the message is clear - do something.

The global warmig challenge may be bigger than we realize - read ethnic strife in darfur

The greening revolution may be taking firmer hold.

Countries cannot continue to be recalcitrant when it comes to Kyoto.

China seems to be softening its stance on green-house gas emissions. Reasons notwithstanding, the results are what matter finally.

China seems to be softening its stance on green-house gas emissions. Reasons notwithstanding, the results are what matter finally.

East is east, west is west and never shall the twain meet.
Can sustainable economic development go hand in hand with plans to protect the environment in China ?