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Eddie Wright: One simple initiative in Bihar state not only solved an everyday problem for schoolgirls, but also expanded their horizons
Eddie Wright

Architect of India's atomic energy programme laid the foundations for a thorium research programme
Maseeh Rahman

Use of relatively low-carbon, low-radioactivity thorium instead of uranium may be breakthrough in energy generation
Maseeh Rahman in Mumbai

Thorium is a radioactive chemical element that could in theory be used to generate large quantities of low-carbon electricity in future decades
Duncan Clark

There are serious concerns over shortages of food and housing as the country's population is expected to exceed 1.45bn by 2035
Jason Burke in Delhi

Report finds genetically modified crops fail to increase yields let alone solve hunger
John Vidal, environment editor

The politician, who has been called a 'climate martyr', says a 'war against science' would see nations trailing in China's wake
Damian Carrington

Todd Stern hints progress at climate talks in South Africa may stall with insistence on limits on greenhouse gas emissions
Fiona Harvey, environment correspondent

Villagers create bridges made of a living latticework of roots and vines

Diclofenac was banned after population crashes in species of vulture that fed on the carcasses of cattle treated with the medication
Jessica Aldred and agencies

The Indian state of Goa has long been eyed as an ideal holiday resort, but mass tourism has led to pollution
Julien Bouissou

Energy generated from new coal-power stations in this single state could eclipse emissions from an entire country
John Vidal, environment editor

The recently promoted Ramesh took on industrialists and his cabinet colleagues, now Jayanti Natarajan must do the same
TV Padma

As Australia unveils a radical plan to tax carbon emissions, how do China, the US, Europe and India measure up?

Jaswant Singh: Soaring costs and safety doubts post-Fukushima mean India is unwise to plan a doubling of its nuclear plants
Jaswant Singh

Official count, which puts wild population at 1,550, may prove controversial owing to its inclusion of Sunderbans area
Jason Burke in Delhi

Campaigners call on India, China, Turkey, US and Indonesia to shelve proposals or raise safety standards
John Vidal

The $12bn steel plant would displace 22,000 people, but India says foreign investment depends on it
Ranjit Devraj, New Delhi, for SolveClimate

T V Padma: The country's trial of genetically modified aubergine offers insight into how a developing nation can democratically tackle emerging technologies
T V Padma

$9.2bn contract with Areva to equip site south of Mumbai
Julien Bouissou

Rising temperatures reducing yields and altering distinctive flavour of India's most popular drink
Amarjyoti Borah in Guwahati, Assam

All major economies agree to cut emissions and establish a fund to help nations most vulnerable to climate change
John Vidal and Suzanne Goldenberg in Cancún

More proactive government policies could generate an extra $546bn of investment in clean energy, report finds
Tim Webb

Cast as wrecker of Copenhagen, China taking more constructive approach, say observers, and may compromise on US demand
Suzanne Goldenberg in Cancún