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Accounts of the nation's 'natural capital' meets key demand of the UN study of The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB)• Pavan Sukhdev's foreword to TEEB report
Juliette Jowit
Supreme court agrees to review case after outcry over chemical firm officials' lenient sentences
Maseeh Rahman in Delhi
Eighteen cheetahs to be imported from Iran, Namibia and South Africa more than 60 years after the species was hunted to extinction
Jason Burke
Indian manufacturing giant is suing for use of its logo in a spoof computer game highlighting port's threat to local wildlife
Adam Vaughan
Protesters to pose as Na'vi rebels to symbolise the plight of the Dongria Kondh tribe in Orissa
Richard Wachman
Environmental catastrophe looms as corruption hinders moves to halt illegal trade fuelled by construction boom
Jason Burke in Kharg
UN's Clean Development Mechanism to use European carbon offset credits to subsidise 20 'efficient' coal plants in India and China
John Vidal, environment editor
Barack Obama's tough stand on Gulf oil spill contrasts with lack of action on Bhopal, campaigners say
Jason Burke in Delhi
Emissions from electricity, cement and waste have more than doubled since 1994, making it the world's fifth biggest emitter
Jonathan Watts, Asia environment correspondent
Mega-dam on Yarlung Tsangpo river would save 200m tonnes of CO2 but could spark conflict over downstream water supply
Jonathan Watts, Asia environment correspondent
Der Spiegel recording captures standoff between Obama, Sarkozy, Brown and Merkel and developing country negotiators
David Adam and James Randerson
The danger to the tiger's habitat must be weighed against the benefits to the animals of holidaymakers' income
Tracy McVeigh
Jairam Ramesh claims Connie Hedegaard admitted leak of text was 'death blow from which summit never recovered'
Jonathan Watts in Boao, Hainan
Leo Hickman: Threatening climate sceptics and warning Twitter followers you are armed with a knife are not smart moves from Greenpeace India's communications director, Gene Hashmi
Leo Hickman
Juliette Jowit: China, India, Brazil and South Africa will require nearly half of all the water supplies for homes, industry and agriculture by 2030
Juliette Jowit
Biodiversity knows no 'national boundaries' and nations must protect species from rising consumption, dams and industry
Jonathan Watts, Asia environment correspondent
China and India formally endorse the last-minute climate agreement struck at the Copenhagen summit
Damian Carrington, John Vidal and David Adam
Head of UN climate change body 'not at fault' for false claim Himalayan glaciers would melt by 2035
David Adam and Fred Pearce
Politicians, climate negotiators, scientists and NGO representatives express opinions on brokering a global climate change deal
Alok Jha, Suzanne Goldenberg, John Vidal, Jonathan Watts, David Smith, James Randerson, Damian Carrington, David Adam, Tom Hennigan
After failure at the Copenhagen summit, senior figures involved in climage change negotiations have severe doubts about achieving a global treaty to tackle global warming in 2010
Damian Carrington, Suzanne Goldenberg in Washington, Juliette Jowit, Jonathan Watts in Beijing, Alok Jha, James Randerson, David Smith in Johannesburg, David Adam, Tom Hennigan in Sao Paolo
Glaciologist says there is strong evidence of significant melting of glaciers due to a warming climate
Suzanne Goldenberg, US environment correspondent
IPCC head apologises for unsubstantiated assertion that ice would vanish
Fred Pearce
Senior members of the UN's climate science body admit a claim that Himalayan glaciers could melt away by 2035 was unfounded
Damian Carrington