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The increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide may be accelerated by President Carter's new-found enthusiasm for synthetic fuel. But the atmospheric ‘crisis’ may come too slowly to bother the politicians, argues Michael Glantz.
With the oil crisis in full cry and nuclear energy still an uncertain option, the UK government this week called on industrialists to make energy saving a priority. Paul McDonald assesses the potential of this new policy.
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi (right) takes a keen interest in the development of her country's science and technology. Here, she talks to Anil Agarwal
Bulgaria is celebrating 1,300 years of nationhood next year, and scientific events are among the festivities. But as Vera Rich reports, the best birthday present the country could have would be a pollution-free water supply
