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Novel ways to focus on climate change (Cached)	2.9.2010	DNA: Opinion
The stranger the better. That seems to be the leitmotif of novel ways of making a point.
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UN climate panel urged to reform, stick to science (Cached)	1.9.2010	Financial Express: Front Page
The UN climate panel should make predictions only when it has solid evidence and should avoid policy advocacy, scientists said in a report on Monday that called for thorough reform of the body.
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Tiny Antarctic creatures hint at sea level rise (Cached)	31.8.2010	DNA: Top News
West Antarctica holds enough ice to raise world sea levels by between 3.5 and 5m (11-16 ft) if the sheet collapsed.
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State's climate change action plan gathering (Cached)	31.8.2010	TOI: Calcutta Times
Nearly 5 million people in the Sunderbans and other places along the 250-km coastline forced to abandon their homes. Largescale casualties in Darjeeling as residents fall pray to malaria and dengue.
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Not climate, we must change (Cached)	27.8.2010	TOI: All Headlines
Not climate, we must change
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Sea level likely to rise up to 70 cm by 2100: Study (Cached)	26.8.2010	TOI: All Headlines
Sea level likely to rise up to 70 cm by 2100: Study
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Sea level likely to rise up to 70 cm by 2100: study	25.8.2010	Business Standard: News Now
Ocean levels could significantly rise up to 70 cm by 2100 due to climate change and even the most extreme geoengineering approaches would not be able to stop sea levels from rising, according to a new study.
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Sea levels to rise upto 70 cm by 2100 (Cached)	25.8.2010	New Kerala: India News

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Under Asian skies (Cached)	24.8.2010	Hindustan Times: Views
South Asia is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. So it is very important for the Saarc nations to work together in monitoring, assessing and tackling this common challenge, writes RK Pachauri.
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Geoengineering won't undo sea level rises	24.8.2010	New Scientist: News
Geoengineering won't undo sea level rises
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Geoengineering won't undo sea levels rises	24.8.2010	New Scientist: Being Human
Geoengineering won't undo sea levels rises
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Students told to save biodiversity (Cached)	22.8.2010	TOI: All Headlines
Students told to save biodiversity
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New software enhances climate change research (Cached)	19.8.2010	DNA: Top News
The Community Earth System Model (CESM) will be one of the primary climate models used for the next assessment by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
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New software enhances climate change research (Cached)	19.8.2010	New Kerala: Andhra Pradesh

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Churning of Earth`s molten interior behind sea level changes! (Cached)	18.8.2010	Zee News : Science and Technology
An Australian expert has said that the churning of the Earth`s molten interior may have played a vital role in sea level change over the past two to 20 million years.
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Churning of Earth's molten interior behind sea level changes	16.8.2010	DNA: Evolutions
Geophysicist Dietmar Muller from University of Sydney said that the levels vary because of natural processes on Earth on timescales from thousands to hundreds of millions of years.
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Churning of Earth's molten interior behind sea level changes	16.8.2010	Hindu: Home
An Australian expert has said that the churning of the Earth’s molten interior may have played a vital role in sea level change over the past two to 20 million years.Geophysicist Dietm...
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Churning of Earth's molten interior behind sea level changes (Cached)	16.8.2010	New Kerala: India News

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Government launches misson to save Himalayan eco-system (Cached)	16.8.2010	New Kerala: World News

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Vulnerability index for coasts awaits nod	15.8.2010	Deccan Herald: National
Vulnerability index for coasts awaits nod
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