User: subbu Topic: Climate Change
Category: Global warming
Last updated: May 24 2013 11:23 IST RSS 2.0
 
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Waste not, want not 24.5.2013 Hindu: National
A wedding, a grand party and celebration of any kind leaves behind happy memories to cherish. But little do we realise that great fat Indian weddings also leave behind an enormous amount of leftove...
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Russia to urgently evacuate Arctic post as ice melts (Cached) 24.5.2013 TOI: All Headlines
Russia to urgently evacuate Arctic post as ice melts
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Heat-cursed four on UV alert 23.5.2013 The Telegraph : Jharkhand
Suffered sunburns lately? Or had a splitting headache on a brief day out? Blame it on ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which is intensifying menacingly in certain parts of Jharkhand.
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Don't pin US tornado on climate change: UN panel head (Cached) 22.5.2013 TOI: All Headlines
Don't pin US tornado on climate change: UN panel head
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Switzerland hosts international conference on disaster risk reduction (Cached) 22.5.2013 TOI: All Headlines
Switzerland hosts international conference on disaster risk reduction
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Power of Oklahoma tornado dwarfs Hiroshima bomb (Cached) 22.5.2013 Zee News : World
Wind, humidity and rainfall combined precisely to create the massive killer tornado in Oklahoma.
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Threat of foreign invasion 22.5.2013 Goa News, News of Goa - Times of India
Threat of foreign invasion
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Fossil fuel divestment campaign's victory in Australia will be a moral one | Alexander White 22.5.2013 Guardian: Environment
Global climate divestment campaigns led by 350.org and Bill McKibben will have a larger moral impact than financial one Journalist and climate activist Bill McKibben is in Australia in June on his epic Do The Math tour , which aims to highlight the danger of fossil fuel company oil and coal reserves and encourage divestment. The tour was kick started by McKibben's Rolling Stone article, Global Warming's Terrifying New Math , which argued that in order to stay below the 2C warming limit, the global economy has a budget of less than 565 gigatons of carbon dioxide. Unfortunately, fossil fuel companies have reserves of carbon from oil, coal and gas of almost 3000 gigatons — far exceeding the climate's safe limit if it were to all be burned. This "math" has been known for some years before McKibben's article. The Potsdam Institute wrote about humanity's carbon budget back in 2009 , noting that even if we stayed within budget, we still had a 25% chance of going over 2 degrees warming. ...
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Don't pin US tornado on climate change: UN panel head 22.5.2013 Latest News
Pinning the deadly tornado in the US state of Oklahoma on climate change is wrongheaded, even though the world is set to see a rise in high-profile weather disasters due to global warming, the leader of a UN body said today. Rajendra Pachauri, head ...
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Sarah Palin disproves climate change as it snowed in Alaska in May (Cached) 21.5.2013 New Kerala: India News
Washington, May 21 : Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin took to Facebook over the weekend to express her skepticism of global warming.
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Oklahoma tornado: is climate change to blame? | Harry Enten 21.5.2013 Guardian: Environment
The Oklahoma twister was a 'classic look', but the data shows we are experiencing more volatility in the US tornado season • Follow all the latest in our Oklahoma live blog Global climate change and politics are linked to each other – for better or worse. No clearer was that the case than when Democratic senator Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island gave an impassioned speech on global warming in the aftermath of Monday's deadly Oklahoma tornado, and the conservative media ripped him . Whitehouse implied that at least part of the blame for the deadly tornado should be laid at the feet of climate change. Is Whitehouse correct? It's difficult to assign any one storm's outcome to the possible effects of global climate change, and the science of tornadoes in particular makes it pretty much impossible to know whether Whitehouse is right. Let's start with the basics of what causes a tornado. A piece from my friend (and sometimes co-chatter ) Andrew Freedman two years ago sets out the basics ...
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Sarah Palin disproves climate change as it snowed in Alaska in May 21.5.2013 Latest News
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin took to Facebook over the weekend to express her skepticism of global warming.Palin argued that global warming was not happening, pointing that it was snowing in Alaska in May.According to the Huffington Post, she ...
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US charges three NYU researchers for taking bribes from Chinese company 21.5.2013 Latest News
Three New York University researchers from China divulged results from a federally funded study to Chinese competitors in exchange for tuition, rent and other expenses.Federal prosecutors said that Yudong Zhu, a U.S.-educated NYU professor, and Xing ...
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Climate change pushes farmers in India to the tipping point – in pictures 21.5.2013 Guardian: Environment

Gerry Judah, born in Kolkata, returned to India after more than 50 years to see how people are tackling the effects of global warming


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Indian sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik wins at Copenhagen (Cached) 21.5.2013 Oneindia.in: News
London, May 21: Internationally acclaimed Indian Sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik has won the grand prize at the prestigious Copenhagen International Sand sculpture festival in Denmark for his sculpture on environment. Pattnaik, who is from Orissa, won the prize for his
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Copenhagen: Sudarsan Pattnaik wins 'The Danish Grand Prize' (Cached) 21.5.2013 CNN-IBN: India
Internationally acclaimed Indian Sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik has won the grand prize at the prestigious Copenhagen International Sand sculpture festival in Denmark for his sculpture on environment.
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Mount Everest ice cores to help study climate change (Cached) 21.5.2013 TOI: All Headlines
Mount Everest ice cores to help study climate change
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Copenhagen: Sudarsan Pattnaik wins 'The Denish Grand Prize' (Cached) 21.5.2013 CNN-IBN: World
Internationally acclaimed Indian Sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik has won the grand prize at the prestigious Copenhagen International Sand sculpture festival in Denmark for his sculpture on environment.
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Sudarsan Pattnaik wins grand prize at Copenhagen 21.5.2013 Latest News
Internationally acclaimed Indian Sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik has won the grand prize at the prestigious Copenhagen International Sand sculpture festival in Denmark for his sculpture on environment. Pattnaik, who is from Orissa, won the prize for ...
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Global warming likely to be slower than predicted (Cached) 21.5.2013 Zee News : Science and Technology
Global average temperatures will warm about 20 per cent more slowly than expected over the coming decades, scientists have predicted.
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