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Chitranjan Sawant
In another 11 years, China will account for 50 per cent of the global emissions. Maldives and parts of Mumbai and London may bid adieu to the earth and become a part of the surging waters of the sea.
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kusum
There have been high level international meetings, fights between developed and developing nations, yet committees have not been set up to curb global warming. Little is happening on the ground including the initiative of the common man to fight it
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Rajit Sengupta
The latest report published by the UN Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change says the ice cover on the Arctic Sea has decreased by about 39 per cent since 1979. Global warming, which is evident form of climate change, is melting the ice caps.
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mrinal
India, Brazil, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Morocco, Nepal, and Romania were chosen to represent developing countries on the FIP, a programme of the Strategic Climate Fund under the Climate Investment Funds of the multilateral development banks.
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For India, Copenhagen would not be an important summit just because of its role as a primary negotiator from the side of developing countries. The country has a lot at stake, with the sheer amount of area that would be affected by climate change.
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When there is an alarming proposition that you are going to be groping in the dark much sooner than later, there will be remarkable cooperation from consumers to be power-saving and eco-friendly. It is the power of the people for power security.
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Six to seven deaths of tigers are reported on an average, every year in Kaziranga National Park, the wildlife sanctuary having highest density of tiger in the country. It has called for effective conservation mechanism and strong anti-poaching stand
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