global warming
Mar 7 2011, Kaushal Kishore

There are several people involved professionally in the business of cleaning vehicles in parking lots on the river banks. They use washing powders or chemicals and add to the pollution. In addition to that cleaning of vehicles adds extra pollutants...

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Those who haven’t been keeping themselves updated on global efforts in dealing with environmental threats wouldn’t realize that a startling revelation has surfaced...
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Wa'd, Amman
During a joint meeting held by the committees in the House of parliament yesterday, the three Jordanian parliamentary committees “Health and Environment”,...
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Garima Goel, Shimla
With record cold temperatures in Europe, we’re once again hearing the guffaws of the deniers: “If it’s supposed to be global warming, how come it’s so cold?”...
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Celso Camargo, Campinas
In a few days to start the summer in the Southern Hemisphere here in Brazil, tens of millions are preparing for their trips in January. The preferred places of...
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WILL HUMAN RACE FACE EXTICTION WITHIN 100 YEARS? Is human race nearing its end? An Australian scientist has predicted that human race will be extinct within the next...
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Aldo, Lima
Around 50 people have suffered injuries in Peru after part of a glacier broke off and burst the Hualcan River banks in a disaster the local governor attributed to...
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Khaled, Damascus
Both Israel and Syria on Tuesday each announced ambitions to develop nuclear energy, with Israel facing the prospect that its plan could bring new attention to its...
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Asokananda Prosad, kharagpur town
I caught a glimpse of a report of Reuters dated 25 February, 2010. it concerns hazards of thinking about global warming. There is no need to go deep into the awareness...
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Marjut, Helsinki
The campaign to deliver national climate change bills across Europe has received a further boost after both Finland and Hungary edged forward with plans to develop...
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
For years, global warming promoters have seized on hot summers in, say, Washington to claim that this weather change over a period of years was reflective of a broader...
made popular Feb 11 2010
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MrTummy, Bangalore
The Himalayan blunder over the IPCC report on glaciers is as much a flaw of the scientific establishment as that of the Indian media. It is a mystery how the media...
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Global Report, Shimla
ALL said and done, we have to accept the reality that COP 15 is now history with or without the much hyped up climate deal. First, I think every Kenyans is now...
made popular Dec 30 2009
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
Thus the Copenhagen summit was not much of a success. It was always absurd to assume it could be at a conference with dozens of world leaders - each with their peculiar...
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Tommy, Manchester
An agreement to limit global warming to a 3.6F (2C) temperature rise, alongside a $100 billion a year in aid from 2020, were condemned as inadequate by some delegates...
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Adam, Brisbane
Prime minister Kevin Rudd has said the negotiations at the climate change summit in Copenhagen are progressing very slowly and that ongoing discussions are “very...
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Alan, Birmingham
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has spoken at the Copenhagen Climate Change Summit chiding the west for having double standards. He said western countries fall...
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Omar, Copenhagen
The spectre of failure loomed at the UN climate summit Monday as an African negotiator said the talks were at “code red” while China accused wealthy nations...
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Global Report, Shimla
The Arab states are responsible for less than 5 percent of the world’s total carbon emissions, but according to the Arab Forum for Environment and Development (AFED),...
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Global Report, Shimla
Eyes worldwide are now focused on Copenhagen, Denmark as the climate meeting opens today. Its’ obvious that Africa has borne the brunt of climate change, and being a...
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Global Report, Shimla
A fair, effective and ambitious deal regarding climate change is what Queen Rania and Princess Haya of Jordan have asked to be targeted in Copenhagen’s summit as the...
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Global Report, Shimla
With heavily polluting oil industry, heavy use of road transport, and 110 million people, Mexico accounts for about 1.5% of global emissions. Not much when compared to...
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Global Report, Shimla
Mexico and Climate Change With heavily polluting oil industry, heavy use of road transport, and 110 million people, Mexico accounts for about 1.5% of global emissions....
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G, Canberra
As with most of our very human activities, the debate on climate change has become deeply embedded in they very shallow and stagnant waters of people’s petty...
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Abhilash Thadhni, Ahmedabad
Today being so called “environmentally friendly” has become a fashion for big companies and celebrities and for some groups (NGOs) it is a full time business, a...
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Gahn, Copenhagen
Delegates to the climate change conference in Copenhagen should remember the dread words “Oil-for-Food”. World leaders plan to design global “Cap-and-Trade”...
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Tommy, Manchester
For 20 years, as this crowded planet grew warmer, nations have gathered annually to try to do something about it. History now brings them to this chilly northern...
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Prince, Columbus
Emissions cuts proposed by the world’s leading countries fall far short of what is needed to prevent catastrophic global warming, according to a study released on the...
made popular Dec 9 2009
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Michael Kerjman, The Earth
What might be more vital for a human being than a breath of air? In the third millennium said to be a paramount of achievements humankind having climbed to a date,...
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Rose Ng'ang'a, Nairobi
Kenya being one of the five countries representing Africa in Copenhagen, has a major role to play in bringing home a real deal to Africa as a whole. Even though very...
made popular Dec 9 2009
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View Point, Shimla
The biggest ever climate change summit kicks off in Copenhagen, Denmark. Representatives from more than 100 countries are to attend the summit to contemplate over the...
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
Newsweek is a real, objective magazine.* *Or so say idiots. So it has come to this: lying. Climate change fanatics have revealed themselves to be not honest scientists...
made popular Dec 7 2009
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Shyam Jaiswal, new delhi, rairangpur, orissa
Do you think Copenhagen submit 2009, is going to make any difference to solve the climate change problem? I don’t think so. Let me define it briefly as we all...
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The Water and Environment Secretary of State, announced during a press conference right before the government’s cabinet meeting that Morocco will produce 40% of its...
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Arvind Yadav, Abu Dhabi
Recently Nepal organized the environmental meeting on ‘The Himalaya’ to aware the world about the global warming. And Maldives conducted a meeting in the sea to...
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Global Report, Shimla
Mau forest is one of Kenya’s water towers but has now turned into a political gold mine as the government implements an eviction exercise of illegal settlers who...
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Jay, Brasilia
Global warming, Honduras elections, Doha round of negotiations, these three items are just the beginning of a laundry list of matters the Brazilian government is not...
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View Point, Shimla
The UN population Fund says that the battle against global warming could be helped if the world slowed population growth by making free condoms and family planning...
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
The Eurocrats have themselves a new summit where world leaders will meet once again and engage in alarmist rhetoric about “global warming” and Big...
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Ali, Liverpool
The battle against global warming could be helped if the world slowed population growth by making free condoms and family planning advice more widely available, the...
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