Download image ORLANDO, Fla., July 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AirTran Airways, a subsidiary of AirTran Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: AAI), today announced that it is the first airline in North America to board Icelandic Glacial Natural Spring Water for sale. Icelandic Glacial becomes the second water available for sale in a bottle on AirTran Airways' flights along with glaceau's smartwater(R) -- both of which are available for sale at $2 per bottle, and the airline also offers Dasani(R) water poured in a cup complimentary on all flights....
Autodesk Inventor Key to Development of Hydrogen-Equipped Commercial Vessel 
PR Newswire
PR Newswire
Pioneering Iceland-Based Company Awarded Autodesk Inventor of the Month for October for Contributions to Fuel-Cell Technology Download image...
2010 Environmental Performance Index Released (PHOTOS): Which Nation Is Most Eco-Friendly?
Huffington Post
Huffington Post
Environmental experts at Yale and Columbia universities released their biannual Environmental Performance Index at the World Economic Forum. The index ranks 163 nations according to their performance on 25 indicators...
Whales use 'Killer' technique for hunting fish
BBC News
BBC News
Scientists on Shetland believe they may have discovered a previously-unobserved technique being used by killer whales to catch herring. Researchers from Aberdeen and St Andrews Universities recorded the whales emitting a...
Pollution control: India ranks 123rd
The Times of India
The Times of India
WASHINGTON: India and China rank 123rd and 121st in pollution control respectively, reflecting the strain rapid economic growth imposes on the environment, according to the 2010 Environmental...
Rising India, China fail pollution test
IBN Live
IBN Live
Washington: India and China rank 123rd and 121st in pollution control respectively, reflecting the strain rapid economic growth imposes on the environment, according to the 2010 Environmental Performance Index (EPI)....
India ranks 123rd in pollution control
Zeenews
Zeenews
Washington: India and China rank 123rd and 121st in pollution control respectively, reflecting the strain rapid economic growth imposes on the environment, according to the 2010 Environmental Performance Index (EPI)....
India ranks 123rd in pollution control; Iceland on top
The Times of India
The Times of India
WASHINGTON: India and China rank 123rd and 121st in pollution control respectively, reflecting the strain rapid economic growth imposes on the environment, according to the 2010 Environmental Performance Index (EPI)....
HAITI: Search teams running out of time
IRINnews
IRINnews
web PORT-AU-PRINCE, 19 January 2010 (IRIN) - Ninety people have been rescued by search teams since the 12 January earthquake struck Haiti, in an international effort involving some 1,700 specialists. On 17 January, a...
India ranks 123 in pollution control; Iceland ranks top
DNA India
DNA India
WASHINGTON: India ranks 123rd in 2010 Environmental Performance Index (EPI), while Iceland leads the world in addressing pollution control and natural resource management challenges, the latest EPI index has revealed. Of...
India ranks 123 in pollution control
Deccan Herald
Deccan Herald
Washington: Jan 28,PTI : India ranks 123rd in 2010 Environmental Performance Index (EPI), while Iceland leads the world in addressing pollution control and natural resource management challenges, the latest EPI index has...
US, China rank poorly on environmental index
Taipei Times
Taipei Times
A new ranking of nations by environmental performance puts some of the globe’s largest economies far down the list, with the US sinking to 61st and China to 121st. In the previous version of the Environmental Performance...
On New Environmental Scoreboard, U.S. and China Plummet While Iceland Leads
The New York Times
The New York Times
A new ranking of the world's nations by environmental performance puts some of the globe's largest economies far down the list, with the United States sinking to 61st and China to 121st. In the previous version of the...
Best for weather-watching: India
The Independent
The Independent
It's the winds that bring it. They come in from the east, a cool rush that lifts the dust of a long dry summer and a lock of hair from your head. You lift your head, too, and the air darkens; a shift in pressure that...
