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		Mining firms set up shop in Orissa The Niyamgiri hill range in Kalahandi, Orissa, is rich in bauxite deposits. VAL, which has set up an alumina refinery on the foothills in Lanjigarh, is waiting for the SC to decide whether it can carry out mining in the hill range. Environmentalists argue that VAL's proposed mining area lies within a reserve forest and any activity will destroy the region's ecology. More

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Can amphibians survive climate change?
Future of nature’s sentinels in peril, says study
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How NREGA helped Panihari village

It's time India had a scientific ethics body

I N T E R V I E W

Meinhard Von Gerkan on GMP's entry into India

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Book: One Valley and A Thousand: Dams, Nationalism and Development by Daniel Klingensmith Reviewed by Praveen Singh

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Environment for youth

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[June 30, 2007]

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Controversy over uranium mining project in Meghalaya
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Pesticides lower crop yields

Clean-up plan for Union Carbide waste in Bhopal raises concern

Draft coastal management notification faces protests

Property industry in trouble in Punjab

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World Bank's friendship with corporate sector
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