Archive for July 26th, 2012

Nepal’s Youth Fight To Save Himalayas From Pollution And Climate change

Jul 26th, 2012 | By

RTCC: Nepal is on the front line of climate change. While the country’s greenhouse gas emissions are negligible, Nepal’s various communities are already feeling the impacts of a changing climate. Rising temperatures, flash floods, droughts, retreating glaciers and glacier lake outbursts are all increasingly dangerous occurrences. Nepal is also one of the poorest countries in the

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Spending Over 2.6% To Tackle Climate Change: India Fin Min

Jul 26th, 2012 | By

Zee News: India is spending over 2.6 percent of it’s GDP to deal with challenges of climate change and wants rich countries to honour their financial commitments to address green issues, according to a Finance Ministry paper. Also, India is committed to spend large resources through its planning process on meeting the domestic mitigation goal

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What We Know About Climate Change And Drought

Jul 26th, 2012 | By

Washington post: As farmers in the United States slog through the country’s largest drought in 50 years, a lot of people are asking about the connection between global warming and the arid landscape in the Midwest. Is climate change causing this drought? Didn’t the United States suffer worse droughts in the past? And what will

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Fragile States: Adapting And Enhancing Commitment

Jul 26th, 2012 | By

SDC: Approximately 1.5 billion human beings live in states which are fragile or affected by conflict. They number among the most disadvantaged populations on our planet. The complexity of the situation in which these people find themselves makes it necessary for development cooperation to modify and adapt its mode of action. If the Swiss Parliament

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India’s Hydropower Project: Future Demand For Water May Spark Conflict

Jul 26th, 2012 | By

Huffington post: India-Pakistan Line of Control, July 23 (AlertNet) – A s the silver waters of the Kishanganga rush through this north Kashmir valley, Indian labourers are hard at work on a hydropower project that will dam the river just before it flows across one of the world’s most heavily militarised borders into Pakistan. The

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