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Greenpeace worker refused entry to India
Indian government accused of systematic crackdown on charity’s activities after British national is turned back at airport
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New climate deal push will not repeat Copenhagen mistakes – UN envoy
Ahead of Ban Ki-moon’s climate summit in New York, Mary Robinson plays down no-show by Chinese and Indian leaders
Fiona Harvey
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Is Narendra Modi a climate sceptic?
Suzanne Goldenberg: India’s prime minister once supported Al Gore and called action on climate change a moral duty, now he tells students ‘climate has not changed, we have changed’
Suzanne Goldenberg
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Coalgate: India urges supreme court not to close coal mines
Narendra Modi’s government pleads to exempt 46 illegally granted licences arguing total shutdown will cripple the power sector
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The Great Barrier Reef and the coal mine that could kill it
Tim Flannery: The Great Barrier Reef is sick. Almost half of its coral is already dead and a massive new coal mine, which was given final approval this week, will only cause further damage. This is not just an issue for Australia, it affects us all
Tim Flannery
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India puts GM crop trials on hold
Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar: BJP-led government gives in to demands from nationalist RSS to not surrender country’s food security to foreign companies
Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar
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Why I want to save the leopard that killed my dog
Janaki Lenin: Few people saw ‘Macavity’ and even fewer worried about him, but now Indian forestry officials want to trap and relocate him
Janaki Lenin
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Reclaiming the Rajasthan desert from a voracious Mexican plant
A plan to reintroduce native species battles with a mesquite known as 'the mad one' planted by a maharajah in the 1930s
Maseeh Rahman in Delhi
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India's forest cover is on the up – but are the numbers too good to be true? | Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar
Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar: Upward trend in forest cover seems far-fetched to some observers, as land is given over to power stations and mining
Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar
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How the web is helping waste-pickers clean up Bangalore's rubbish | Shreya Dasgupta
Shreya Dasgupta: I Got Garbage project brings informal waste recyclers in India's IT capital face-to-face with the people who create the rubbish
Shreya Dasgupta
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India's new policy puts roads ahead of wildlife concerns
Janaki Lenin: Faster approvals for military projects along China border could put 60 national parks and their iconic animals at risk
Janaki Lenin
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How the crocodile and gibbon epitomise an ongoing Indian conflict
Soumya Mukerji: Conservation biologist Bahar Dutt's book Green Wars explores the tension between development and the environment
Soumya Mukerji
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Atkins Ciwem environmental film of the year 2014: the toxic price of leather - video
The success of leather production in the Indian city of Kanpur comes at significant environmental and social cost, with toxic chemicals poisoning water and causing residents an array of health problems
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How El Niño will change the world's weather in 2014
With a 90% chance of the global weather phenomenon striking this year, impacts both devastating and beneficial will be felt from India to Peru
Damian Carrington in London, Suzanne Goldenberg Goldenberg in Washington DC and Graham Readfearn in Brisbane
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Living alongside leopards in Mumbai
A conservation charity is helping residents to learn to live with the leopards rather than relocating them
Patrick Keddie in Mumbai
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India grapples with wildlife-human conflict|Kavitha Rao
Kavitha Rao Conservationists call for a long-term solution to repeated clashes
Kavitha Rao
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The dams of India: boon or bane?
Plan to build 160 dams in the northeast may cut reliance on coal, but would damage wildlife and habitat, and the power generated won't benefit locals, critics say
Kieran Cooke, for the Climate News Network, part of the Guardian Environment Network
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Country diary: Claxton, Norfolk: Wonderfully commonplace, the house sparrow is a worthy environmental icon
Country diary: Claxton, Norfolk: We are often most moved when life teems all about us – which is why 20 March has been designated World Sparrow Day by India's Nature Forever Society
Mark Cocker
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Bird-killing vet drug alarms European conservationists
A notorious veterinary drug that killed millions of vultures in India is now on sale in Europe
Adam Welz
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India's plan for world's largest solar farm may stumble over wetlands
AlertNet: Giant solar power project may touch on Sambhar Lake wetlands protected under the international Ramsar Convention
Saket S. for AlertNet, part of the Guardian Environment Network
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Ecowarriors take on a power giant in India|Kavitha Rao
Kavitha Rao: As the government clears projects at breakneck speed, greens protest
Kavitha Rao
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Scientists to launch bio robots in Indian Ocean to study its ‘interior biology’
Floating sensors released by Australia and India to investigate climate change, food, energy and health security issues
Helen Davidson
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Pakistan's demand for shahtoosh shawls threatens rare Tibetan antelope
Illegal trade in Pakistan for fur described as 'king of wools' is decimating tiny remaining population
Rina Saeed Khan in Islamabad
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Why an Indian mountain range is in the centre of a storm
A world heritage site goes unprotected as stakeholders argue
Kavitha Rao