Spreading myths of money
The US is making a concerted effort to break down India s stand on climate change, with the active support of some Indian <font class='UCASE'>ngo</font> s and business groups
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'There should be consensus among G 77'
Developing countries have a reputation for lacking political strategy when it comes to international negotiations. They have been slow in recognising a clear ally in the European Union. At COP 4 the delegations of at least two European countries,
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Superstorm ‘Sandy’ tells us why the climate change denial must stop
<p><img alt="" src="http://www.indiaenvironmentportal.org.in/media/iep/homepage/sn_blog.jpg" style="width: 600px; height: 131px; float: left;" />I start this blog on climate politics as tropical superstorm
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Oh! zone
Following two winters of low ozone loss in the stratosphere, the Arctic is likely to have experienced record ozone destruction. The ozone layer thins out during spring but so far has never
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THE PHILIPPINES
The heavily polluted Pasig River, Metro Manila's main waterway in the Philippines, is beginning to show signs of revival. Already locals have resumed fishing activities in the river. Lauding the
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Cleaning diesel emissions
a voluntary programme has been launched by the us Environment Protection Agency ( epa ) to encourage state and local governments and businesses to retrofit older diesel engines with
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Land locked
Clarification dispute puts brake on Hero Honda project
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Goa plans largescale park, land disputes arise
Goa govt bending laws
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Not rebuilding for tomorrow
The global meltdown led to expectations governments would use money to reinvent economies for climate change. The plan was simple: spend obscene amounts of public money in infrastructure and other projects, to stimulate national economies.
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Trojan fish?
A single genetically-modified fish is enough to invade and wipe out local populations of fish species. William Muir and Richard Howard of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, USA, injected
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Changing notions
Who were the first people to use the alphabet? Semitic people of Egypt, says a fresh discovery
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Alarm as it warms
Higher temperatures the world over do not just result in rising sea levels. According to a recent report produced by scientists from 50 countries, global warming has endangered even human health
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A plague called Prilissa
A new range of computer viruses threatens to cripple the engine of civilisation
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<p align="center"><img alt="" src="http://www.indiaenvironmentportal.org.in/media/iep/homepage/msanwal_blog.jpg" style="width: 605px; height: 118px; float: left;" /></p> <p>A. DRAFT AGREEMENT</p> <p>[
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Quality gas discovered
britain's bg International Limited has discovered 594,645 cubic metres of natural gas in the first well it has drilled off the coast of Israel. " bg International has discovered gas in
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International Conference on Climate Change Innovation and Resilience for Sustainable Livelihood (Kathmandu, Nepal)
The City University of New York, Colorado State University, The Small Earth Nepal, and Department of Hydrology and Meteorology and Department of Livestock Services/Government of Nepal are holding the International
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South korea
The ministry of environment in South Korea has announced a six-year plan to improve the water quality of the Naktong River. The river is a source of drinking water for about 13 million residents of
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Sure shot!
How the malaria parasite takes out an insurance policy to deal with the immune system
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Sarath Kumar Guttikunda
Dr Sarath Kumar Guttikunda is Environment Consultant in Delhi. A TED fellow and a trained Chemical Engineer, Sarath's research interests follow from his thesis work on the “Impact of Asian Megacity
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Workshop on Managing the Risks of Climate Extremes and Disasters (SREX) in West Africa – What Can We Learn from the IPCC Special Report? 18-19 Jun 2012, Dakar, Senegal
Dakar: Managing the regional risks of climate extremes and disasters – learning from the IPCC Special Report This workshop is designed for policy makers, business leaders, academics and other stakeholders