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East Himalayan forests turning brown: Study |
Jayashree Nandi, |
The Times of India , Monday, October 21, 2013 |
NEW DELHI: In what appears to be another grim outcome of climate change, a study has found that forests in eastern Himalayas are gradually 'browning', with trees withering and foliage declining even d ...More
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Developed nations silent on funding |
Nitin Sethi |
The Hindu , Monday, October 21, 2013 |
EU Finance Ministers fail to agree on putting any figure on the table at the Warsaw meet
Hopes of a commitment from the developed world to scale up finance for the short term at the Warsaw climate c ...More
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Awash in oil, US reshapes its Mideast role |
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The Times of India , Monday, October 21, 2013 |
WASHINGTON: Forty years after an Arab oil embargo throttled the US economy, surging North American energy production has brought the United States closer to a long-dreamed "energy independence" that i ...More
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Early birds take flight as wetland slowly turns arid |
Gaurav Vivek Bhatnagar |
The Hindu , Monday, October 21, 2013 |
‘With the U.P irrigation department draining water from the Okhla barrage, migratory species like the Greater Flamingo that have already arrived for winter are now leaving’
The Uttar Pradesh (U.P ...More
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Is a National Unity Government Possible? |
Bharat Dogra |
Mainstream , Sunday, October 20, 2013 |
The conventional understanding of parliamentary democracy is that there will be a ruling party (or coalition) and there will be an opposition side.
However, given the experience of recent years, a ti ...More
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Aftermath of global warming nature furious |
Rashme Sehgal |
Deccan Chronicle , Sunday, October 20, 2013 |
India appears to be a creaking battleship struggling hard to come to terms with climate change. Not only has India become warmer than it was five decades ago but extreme weather events such as floodin ...More
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Humans to blame |
Rashme Sehgal |
Deccan Chronicle , Sunday, October 20, 2013 |
Q. The earth is heating up and India seems to be teethering from one environmental disaster to the next?
A. When we use the term environmental disaster, we externalise our responsibility in dealing w ...More
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Irreversible now. |
R. RAMACHANDRAN |
Frontline , Sunday, October 20, 2013 |
he latest report from the IPCC states in stronger language than ever before that human activity has set the earth on an irreversible path to climate change, the effects of which will persist for centu ...More
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Early birds take flight as wetland slowly turns arid |
Gaurav Vivek Bhatnagar |
The Hindu , Sunday, October 20, 2013 |
‘With the U.P irrigation department draining water from the Okhla barrage, migratory species like the Greater Flamingo that have already arrived for winter are now leaving’
The Uttar Pradesh (U.P.) I ...More
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Perambalur ready to face climate change |
Pramila Krishnan |
Deccan Chronicle , Saturday, October 19, 2013 |
Chennai: If Perambalur tops amo¬ng the districts in Tamil Nadu as the most vulnerable in terms of climate change challenges, Ari¬ya¬lur, Salem and Nam¬akkal follow closely in the ‘disaster map†...More
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Odisha chosen to pilot agricultural project |
Siraj Mohammad, |
The Times of India , Saturday, October 19, 2013 |
BHUBANESWAR: The Centre has selected Odisha as one of the three states where one district each would be selected to pilot a project called 'Establishing a climate change knowledge network in Indian ag ...More
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Humans to blame |
Rashme Sehgal |
Deccan Chronicle , Saturday, October 19, 2013 |
Q. The earth is heating up and India seems to be teethering from one environmental disaster to the next?
A. When we use the term environmental disaster, we externalise our responsibility in dealing w ...More
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Tropical mountains are ‘browning’, says study |
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The Hindu , Saturday, October 19, 2013 |
A satellite study of five mountainous tropical biodiversity hotspots around the globe, including tropical forests of the Himalayas, reveal that vegetation has been “browning” due to climate change.
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Tropical mountains are ‘browning’, says study |
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The Hindu , Friday, October 18, 2013 |
A satellite study of five mountainous tropical biodiversity hotspots around the globe, including tropical forests of the Himalayas, reveal that vegetation has been “browning” due to climate change.
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Britain opens its nuclear industry to Chinese investors |
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The Times of India , Friday, October 18, 2013 |
BEIJING: Britain opened the door to Chinese investors taking majority stakes in future nuclear plants on Thursday as finance minister George Osborne signed a deal aimed at helping find the billions of ...More
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