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Coca-Cola India president Sanjiv Gupta described the aspirations behind the board. Coca-Cola strongly recognises the need for an independent advisory board which will help the company become a model
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Need to control air pollution in Capital
In the wake of rising air pollution level in Islamabad, (Pakistan) the need to initiate multi-pronged action and on ground measures has increased manifold. With Environment Ministry and the traffic
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EU questions its kyoto policy due to Russia delay
The European Union must review its strategy of backing the Kyoto Protocol on global warming as Russian hesitations over the accord have put its implementation under doubt, the bloc's top energy
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Kyoto's global warming policy going cold?
The European Union must review its strategy of backing the Kyoto Protocol on global warming as Russian hesitations over the accord have put its implementation under doubt, the bloc's top energy
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Global warming may spur fiercer hurricanes - Experts
As Hurricane Ivan and its powerful winds churned through the Gulf of Mexico, scientists told Congress this week that global warming could produce stronger and more destructive hurricanes in the
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Global warming may spur fiercer hurricanes, say experts
As Hurricane Ivan and its powerful winds churned through the Gulf of Mexico, scientists told Congress this week that global warming could produce stronger and more destructive hurricanes in the
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Global warming will leave Belgium underwater
Brussels will become a coastal capital by the year 3000 as Antwerp disappears beneath the waves because of global warming, a report has warned. The study into the effects that global warming could
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Inuit begin rights case over global warming
The Inuit of Canada and Alaska are launching a human rights case against the Bush Administration, arguing they face extinction because of global warming. By repudiating the Kyoto Protocol and
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Network to monitor climate change
US scientists will switch on a system of weather stations next month to monitor climate change across the USA for the next 50 to 100 years. The new "Climate Reference Network" will constantly record
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Russia doubts and emission concerns cloud Kyoto pact
As the latest round of international climate talks closed, Europe's environment ministers insisted that
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Global Warming: Why business is taking it so seriously
Consensus is growing among scientists, governments, and business that they must act fast to combat climate change. This has already sparked efforts to limit CO2 emissions. Many companies are now
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Hyundai: Stringent norms?
As per the auto fuel policy released this year, vehicles running in cities must meet Euro iii emission norms, apparently very stringent, by April 1, 2005. Apparently , because vehicle manufacturers say their products are already up to the Euro iii mark
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• After requesting for more time, Turkmenistan signed the Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Caspian Sea on November 8, 2003. The treaty was formally signed by
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Many loopholes
Illegal trade of ozone depleting substances is thriving
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Hopes rise though US climate change bill falls
The US senate rejected the country s first climate change bill in the last week of October. On the bright side, the proposed law sank by a 55 43 vote the margin of defeat being much narrower than the upper house s 95 0 thumbs down to the Kyoto Protocol
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Climate change affects world's lakes
By 2080, the world s lakes will experience a temperature change of up to 6.7 c caused by greenhouse gas emissions, according to a study by the uk based Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research
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New Delhi to Milan
Will this year s climate change conference be different?
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Time for a rethink
The climate regime needs to get out of the rut it is in
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At CoP 9
Which issues will come to the fore?
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Moving climate policy forward
AXEL MICHAELOWA Climate policy is a titanic clash of interests. Emitters of greenhouse gases (GHG), both rich and poor, do not want to bear costs of reducing emissions. Consequently,