The Independent
Sanitised images hide truth about war, says Fisk
25 Ocak 2006
The sanitised images of war broadcast on television are a "lethal weapon" masking atrocities which demonstrate that conflict can "never be...
"War on Terror" Continues to Create Terrorists
18 Ocak 2006
The CIA's recent botched attempt to kill al Qaeda's number two man, Ayman Zawahiri, in Pakistan illustrates why the Bush administration's...
Tony Juniper: There is no reason to despair
18 Ocak 2006
Signs of climate change do not confirm that the point of no return has been reached
No need to panic over Iranian nukes
16 Ocak 2006
United Nations sanctions won't work but there's still plenty of time for patient talks. By Gwynne Dyer
Cost of cleaning up after nuclear power stations are closed down rises to £70bn
4 Ocak 2006
The projected cost of cleaning up the sites of Britain's old nuclear power stations is likely to leap to more than £70bn when new figures...
Environmentalists warn against 'raiding' rivers for water as winter drought hits South-east
2 Ocak 2006
The worst winter drought for a generation is gripping parts of Britain, leaving reservoirs a third full and forcing water companies to...
Be Greener: Secret of being a true friend of the Earth
2 Ocak 2006
There are now so many ways to green your life that you've no excuse not to, says Donnachadh McCarthy
Climate Change: It's getting hot in here
2 Ocak 2006
Public awareness of climate change is rising. Will 2006 be the year when politicians finally decide to take the issue seriously? By Mark...
Return to work hit by second wave of blizzards
29 Aralık 2005
Commuters struggled with snow and freezing temperatures yesterday as they tried to return to work after Christmas. By Oliver Duff
Bush's envoy sparks another diplomatic incident over war claims
27 Aralık 2005
The US ambassador in London has been forced into an embarrassing retreat after his embassy clarified comments he made denying that the...
Europeans missing their Kyoto targets
27 Aralık 2005
Britain and Sweden are the only European countries honouring their Kyoto commitments to cut greenhouse gasses, according to a think-tank...
Mass grave promises to unlock secrets of the dodo's demise
26 Aralık 2005
The mysterious and long-extinct dodo has fascinated the nature world since it disappeared from the planet in the late 17th century. And now...
'It was God's will': Tsunami survivors refuse to look back in anger
26 Aralık 2005
Adnan Ibrahim has a boat in his backyard. Or rather, he has a 100ft ship, several hundred tons of metal, sitting amid the wooden shacks of...
Throwaway Christmas: Britain set to dispose of three million tons of waste
23 Aralık 2005
Britain will discard more waste this Christmas than ever before, with an estimated three million tons of rubbish - a tenth of the annual...
Now for some good news
20 Aralık 2005
Democracy returns to Afghanistan after 30 years... Chocolate helps reduce the risk of heart disease... House prices are on the rise...
Saving the world's rarest shellfish
14 Aralık 2005
Prized in the Far East as an aphrodisiac, the abalone is the planet's most sought-after shellfish. It is also the most endangered. But a...
Rich nations refuse to let go of subsidies as WTO talks near
14 Aralık 2005
After millions of air miles, countless secret meetings, forests of reports and one failed summit, ministers from 150 countries are facing...
A war and its fearsome consequences: How the world has changed post-Iraq
14 Aralık 2005
President Bush said yesterday that 'the year 2005 will be a turning point in the history of freedom'. But since the start of the war the...
Bush 'must not stand in the way of new Kyoto deal'
9 Aralık 2005
George Bush must not be allowed to stand in the way of a new international agreement to combat climate change, a former Blairite cabinet...
How America plotted to stop Kyoto deal
8 Aralık 2005
A detailed and disturbing strategy document has revealed an extraordinary American plan to destroy Europe's support for the Kyoto treaty on...
Found but how long can Borneo's new creature survive?
7 Aralık 2005
The unknown mammal photographed deep in the Indonesian jungle is thought to be an unknown species of carnivore. But as Science Editor Steve...
DiCaprio joins tide turning against Bush over Kyoto
7 Aralık 2005
From film stars to senators, from Seattle to the East Coast, campaigners say American public opinion on climate change is turning sharply...
What planet are you on, Mr Bush? (and do you care, Mr Blair?)
6 Aralık 2005
Tens of thousands of people marched in 33 countries yesterday to express concern for the environment. But will their leaders respond?...
Rainforests brought back to life as 'carbon trading' takes off
29 Kasım 2005
New forests could blossom in tropical zones from Brazil to India as one of the more creative ideas produced by the Kyoto protocol begins to...
