Malaria forecast
Meteorology can predict incidence five months in advance
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Two academics traces India's green history
THIS BOOK by two of India's most eminent environmental historians makes a first attempt at constructing an alternative, ecological view of Indian history. Coming on the heels of Clive Ponting's A
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Ground water year book - India 2013-14
Ground Water Year Book is prepared annually by CGWB depicting changes in ground water regime of the country through different seasons. It is an effort to obtain information on ground water levels through
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No screen presence
One good <font class='UCASE'>tv</font> programme on Amazonian rainforests can force politicians to take action just as much as <font class='UCASE'>tv</font> can force them to protect Kosovars
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B: High drama
The forest convention was the most controversial issue at the Summit. However, the G 77, a strident opposer, failed to act as a united force
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Doha can still be a success
<p>Very different global rules are needed for human wellbeing</p> <p>Averting climate change does not need emission reduction pledges, timetables and a common legal framework.</p> <p>Climate governance
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Atmospheric implications of burning forests
MOTIVATED by the need for a holistic understanding of the impact of human activity on the earth's natural phenomena, scientists in the last decade have been studying the earth as an entire system,
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Roman retreat
About 2,000 years ago, when the Romans ruled London, they gave the city its first centrally heated homes. A look back in time
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Trees fight back
After killing trees by the millions, the Dutch elm disease finally meets its match
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A water harvest
Catch rain where it falls. No one knew it better than the people living in Mandu, a hill fort town in Madhya Pradesh, 1,400 years ago
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Transformations to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals
The World in 2050 (TWI2050) initiative has launched a new report, setting out six key transformations that will enable the world to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The transformations
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Confused roots
Asian or African, the origin is the same, say researchers who trace the first Chinese to the dark continent
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A social force called water
The state is struggling to meet the rising water demand. It is time to learn from the days when people arranged their own water. In cities and in villages. A special report by the CENTRE FOR SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT
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Clicking the blues
Are you depressed? The chances are high if you regularly surf the Internet
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Clean move
A move to limit the use of ozone depleting substances is on the anvil
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Deputy Unit Head–Global Climate & Energy Team, Greenpeace International, Amsterdam
Deputy Unit Head – Global Climate & Energy Team, Greenpeace International, Amsterdam Closing Date: Thursday, 23 April 2012 Deputy Unit Head – Global Climate & Energy Team Organisation: Greenpeace
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Hush!
The refrigerant and air conditioning industry in India remains quiet about its moves post 2002 when it stops using chlorofluorocarbons. Is it also making plans to get "compensation" to do nothing? And in this carnival of big business what chances do the
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Reading the future in the past
Geological records of how climate responded to changes in the atmosphere in the past enables scientists to model future climate behaviour in response to current atmospheric changes
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Space travails
A Japanese satellite fails in space resulting in the loss of vital climate data
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India’s leadership challenge in the climate negotiations
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