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South Asian Media Briefing Workshop on Climate Change 2010 in New Delhi on Nov 24-25, 2010
24/11/2010
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United Nations Climate Change Conference Oct 2010 at Tianjin, China from 4-9 Oct. 2010
04/10/2010
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Corporate Green House Gas Inventorization for software and service sector, from 15-17 Sept. 2010 at Hyderabad
15/09/2010
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1st CSP Today concentrated solar thermal power summit India, 7-8 Sept. 2010 in New Delhi
07/09/2010
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Training Programme on Climate Change and Carbon Mitigation 6-10 Sept. 2010, Dehradun, India
06/09/2010
Feature Articles
The impacts of climate change on water resources and agriculture in China
China has tremendous climatic and ecological diversity, so the impacts of climate change on natural and managed systems might likewise be expected to be diverse. Yet so far systematic studies have been rare. Here, the impacts of historical and future climate change on water resources and agriculture in China are assessed.
Sep 2010
Nature
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The impacts of climate change on water.pdf
Feature Articles
Cold blamed for Bolivia’s mass fish deaths
With high Andean peaks and a humid tropical forest, Bolivia is a country of ecological extremes. But the unusually low winter temperatures experienced by the country's tropical region in July and August hit freshwater species hard, killing an estimated 6 million fish and thousands of alligators, turtles and river dolphins.
Sep 2010
Nature
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Fish deaths.pdf
Feature Articles
Climate panel must adapt to survive
Review recommends better governance and transparency for the IPCC in the face of more public scrutiny.
Sep 2010
Nature
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Climate panel must adapt to survive.pdf
News
Warming could reduce rainfall
London: Scientists have warned that global warming could reduce rainfall, contrary to the belief that rising temperatures lead to increase in overall precipitation levels.
Previous studies have shown that rainfall will increase globally by 2-3% for every degree Celsius that the Earth’s surface heats up.
But, scientists at the University of Leeds who looked at a range of climate chang
01/09/2010
Times Of India (New Delhi)
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