The people in the coastal area of Maldives, Bangladesh and other island nations are under threat due to sea level rise. Sea level rise is one of the most important issues of climate change and environment.

Because of extreme weather events, a good number of people are becoming homeless in every year. They are known as climate refugee or, environmental refugee. Have a look at this problem.

Scientists have been trying to create living cell for a long time. On May 21 the JCVI in Maryland University has announced that they have created the first synthetic living cell.

Since ages we are thinking about our comfort. But we are not the only inhabitant of this earth. When should we all think about other inhabitants of this earth? Susan Hopf is drawing attention on this area.

Habitat loss is a great challenge in today's world. The flora and fauna of the earth are decreasing in an alarming rate. Susan Hopf has explored this arena with deep insight.

Denmark has been working on producing alternative energy to reduce dependency on fossil fuel for thirty years. Now the country is in first position among all alternative energy producing countries in the world. And the key to success is wind power.

Many farmers of Asia are challenged because of seasonal water crisis. A periodical published from ICIMOD suggests many solution to solve this problem.

Hakuna Matata is in Nairobi, Kenya. This place is blessed with unusual beauty though suffered a lot because of drought. The elephant orphanage of this place is adorable. Explore the flora and fauna of Hakuna Matata through Mariann de Nazareth.

This is about the pros and cons of wind power, the cost to set up a standard wind farm and its prospects.

Marianne de Nazareth is the author of this article. She is reporting from Nairobi as a media fellow with UNEP and UN Habitat. It is about the celebration of the World Water Day 2010 and information of some report of UNEP.