NewsRack: 'Climate' news in 'iihs_feeds_v3' topic for user servelots

Death of environment too big a price to pay	14.10.2018	Opinion \| The Asian Age
The grandiose schemes drawn up to restore the Ganga remain mostly on paper.
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Rise in sea level halts shack work on South Goa coast	13.10.2018	Goa News – The Navhind Times
NT NETWORK MARGAO Shack operators along South Goa’s coast have for the past few days halted the work of building the structures owing to the unseasonal rise in sea level. Due to the rise in sea level, the tourism department is also expected to delay its process of issuing permanent licences to the shack ...
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Research suggests slashing meat consumption can help save the climate	11.10.2018	Life \| The Asian Age
Scientists called for a "global shift" towards more plant-based diets, slashing food waste and improving farming practices.
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AAU-Norwegian govt to collaborate on climate project	11.10.2018	The Assam Tribune
AAU-Norwegian govt to collaborate on climate project
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'Floating schools' turn tide on climate change in Bangladesh	4.10.2018	Newsmakers \| The Asian Age
BRAC University students recently unveiled a model for floating a bamboo home that can survive flood or be relocated in case of inundation.
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A clean environment for human empowerment	4.10.2018	Opinion \| The Asian Age
Mahatma Gandhi wrote extensively on the environment and even practised a lifestyle where compassion towards the environment was essential.
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UN report confronts nations with tough choices on climate	1.10.2018	PTI: All news
UN report confronts nations with tough choices on climate
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Ocean acidification may deplete sea scallop fisheries	24.9.2018	Science \| The Asian Age
As levels of carbon dioxide increase in the Earth's atmosphere, the upper oceans become increasingly acidic.
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Why Goa needs desalination plants	23.9.2018	Graciemag
Nandkumar M. Kamat An unprecedented water supply crisis is developing. The environment department needs to immediately begin work to identify 20 hectares plots one each in north and south Goa and call for global tenders to build two ultramodern mega desalination plants. A provision of `1000 crores need to be made in the budget estimates, ...
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The Climate Solution by Mridula Ramesh-Review	23.9.2018	Free Press Journal: Weekend
Title: The Climate Solution Author: Mridula Ramesh Publisher: Hachette India Pages: 295 Price: 550 Not
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Scientists investigate icy streams for survival clues	15.9.2018	Science \| The Asian Age
Researchers will travel to the world's largest mountain glacier systems, collecting microorganisms from hundreds of glacier-fed streams.
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Kerala re-runs loom as rains' intensity to grow	12.9.2018	Opinion \| The Asian Age
Massive floods following unexpected heavy rains leading to the loss of lives and destruction of property have become more common in recent years.
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Aaranyak calls for policy change to deal with man-elephant conflict	9.9.2018	The Shillong Times
GUWAHATI: Aaranyak, a front line bio-diversity conservation in the northeast, on Sunday, raised alarm over killing of 60 elephants in Assam in the last ten months besides flagging the water and climate induced disasters experienced of late in the region. Aaranyak which has been undertaking site-specific measures to mitigate human -elephant conflicts, has advocated for […]
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China launches marine satellite	8.9.2018	The Shillong Times
Beijing: China successfully launched a new marine satellite into orbit on Friday to better monitor its maritime waters and study the impact of climate change. A Long March-2C rocket carrying the HY-1C satellite took off at 11:15 am from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Centre in north China’s Shanxi Province. The satellite HY-1C will monitor ocean […]
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Careful planning needed to factor in climate changes, feel researchers	1.9.2018	The Assam Tribune
Careful planning needed to factor in climate changes, feel researchers
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Learning Lessons From Kerala Floods	31.8.2018	Commentary – The Navhind Times
RAJENDRA SHENDE Twenty years ago, in August 1998, then Chinese prime minister Zhu Rongji proposed, in a meeting of China’s State Council, a total ban on logging in the forest slopes of Sichuan province. It was in response to the devastating flood-crisis that China was facing in the Yangtze river basin. That policy was enacted ...
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Easy green nod for Andamans tourism projects	27.8.2018	India News \| Get Live Updates Of UP Polls, 2017 And Other Breaking News And Analysis On Politics And Current Affairs From India
Nine islands identified for environment-friendly tourism development.
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Kerala floods match climate change predictions, worse to come	25.8.2018	India News \| Get Live Updates Of UP Polls, 2017 And Other Breaking News And Analysis On Politics And Current Affairs From India
'If we continue with current levels of emissions - which is not unlikely - we will have unmanageable risks,' says scientist.
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Miramar beach to get facelift	25.8.2018	The Navhind Times
NT NETWORK PANAJI A single entry point, solar panel plant, walkable bridges as well as watch towers for lifeguards made from bamboo, and boardwalk trail across the existing Casuarina trees would be introduced at the Miramar beach, as a part of the facelift to be given to this popular beach, within the next one ...
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World's largest 3D-printed reef installed in Maldives to help save corals	20.8.2018	DNA: India
Could 3D printing save the planet's coral reefs? That's the theory behind an experimental project in the Maldives which aims to help coral reefs survive the ravages of climate change and warming waters. Developed using computer modeling and a 3D printer at a lab in Melbourne, Australia, the artificial reef was designed to resemble reef structures typically found in the Maldives. Printing the 3D molds took 24 hours. They were then cast in ceramic, an inert material similar to the calcium carbonate found in coral reefs, explains industrial designer Alex Goad of Reef Design Lab. The molds were shipped to the Maldives, filled with concrete, assembled on-site at Summer Island and then submerged seven meters below the surface. Live coral was then transplanted within the artificial reef, where it's hoped that within two to three years, it will grow and colonize the structure. With global warming, bleaching and environmental pollution, it's hoped that 3D printing technology can offer a new way of saving the ...
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