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Many things have been said about global warming. Climate change, storms, melting glaciers and more of a series of weather phenomena that were previously rare, may...
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Will empowerment of women, or their control over their futures and lives save this planet from destruction? Intriguing as it may sound, there might be a rationale...
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Eco Factor: Nitrogen fertilization increases leaf albedo.
We all know that trees suck up carbon dioxide and release the all important oxygen for us to breathe. This...
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Hot, angry winds are blowing over the Arctic. Well, the winds relate to the geopolitical atmosphere of the energy rich northern-most continent rather than the climatic...
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As per Kyto Protocol, if we want to survive peacefully on this planet, We have to come forward for Plantation, and protect the layer of ozone. As per agreement greenery...
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The rise in global temperatures and climate change caused by greenhouse gases are posing risks for Nepal’s Himalayan glaciers and glacial lakes, official media...
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‘Facing extinction from rising seas, Maldives to buy homeland abroad’
Global warming and natural disasters are the major issues of concern for the...
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‘Global Warming’
Natural disasters like mass extinction, hurricanes, wide spread droughts and many others are staring us in the face if we fail to check...
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‘Revised theory suggests carbon dioxide levels already in danger zone’
Despite continuous efforts from various quarters, the effects of global warming have been on...
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‘Global Warming Mugs’
Want to see the effects of global warming without waiting for ten to twenty years? Then turn to these global warming cups, where you...
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We need to reduce global carbon emissions (which hit about 10 billion tons last year) until they are equal to or less than the amount of carbon sequestered by the...
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‘Artists create lifejackets to save polar bears when all the ice melts’
Global warming is the biggest threat not only for the mankind but also for various other...
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‘Project Surya to mitigate the effects of global warming and air pollution by cooking with renewable sources’
Professor Veerabhadran Ramathan is bringing...
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‘Natural disasters forcing people to leave their homes’
Human migration, forced or otherwise, will undoubtedly be one of the most significant consequences...
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‘Partying helps power a Dutch night club’
Here comes the world’s first sustainable dance club, which generates electricity. This might be a bit...
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The number of tiger attacks on people is growing in India’s Sundarban islands as habitat loss and dwindling prey caused by climate change drives them to prowl...
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‘Hazardous Companies Forced to get Environmental Insurance in Argentina’
Argentina has taken another major step in order to usher in an end to global...
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A hot potato in recent global warming debates has been the increased production of methane into the atmosphere as a result of increased cattle farming, and even though...
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Climate change resulting in extinction of kangaroos.
“Global warming” and “climate change” are the most familiar issues, with which every country is battling...
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By Ranjan Kumar Amritnidhi, Delhi
“Penguins are very well adapted to living in the cold and extreme conditions of Antarctica, so the continued increase...
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