Publish your articles in New Peer Reviewed International Journal for Environmental Sciences from north east India

Dear Friends,

It gives me immense pleasure to announce that a new and one of the first of its kind of an international peer-reviewed scientific journal from north east India in the field of environmental science is going to start from next month (5^th June 2014-tentative date). The process of getting an ISSN number and indexation is underway.

For its very first issue I invite research articles, review paper, short communication, scientific article, and series shot on any environmental issue from all of you who are interested.  There is no processing fee/charge for the first issue. You can submit your work to the following email id. pulakdas.ecology@gmail.com/pinkilovesnature@yahoo.in

The last date for submission is 16^th May 2014.

Thanks and Regards,

Dr. Pulak Das

 

Earth Day 2012

Wishing all a very happy and fruitful Earth day....reminding everybody ......we are both fortunate and unfortunate that we have only 'ONE EARTH'.....................

Nepal ahead of India in environment protection..!

Nepal leads South Asian nations in environment protection, which includes pollution control and natural resource management challenges, according to the Environmental Performance Index (EPI) released on Jan 28 in Davos, Switzerland.

Iceland tops the EPI report with its high scores in environmental public health, greenhouse gas emission control and reforestation.

The biannual index compiled by a team of environmental experts from Yale University and Columbia University ranks countries on the basis of detailed progress made by them in addressing pollution control and natural resources management challenges.

The policy categories are

-environmental health,

-air quality,

-water resource management,

-biodiversity and

-habitat,

-forestry,

-fisheries,

-agriculture and

-climate change

According to the report, Nepal ranks after two countries namely Japan (ranked 20th) and Singapore (ranked 28th) in Asia that have performed better to attain environmental policy goals. Meanwhile, India and China, two emerging developing countries have been ranked 123 and 121 respectively in the survey.