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Climate change speeds up microbial change

Climate change could affect Antarctica`s Dry Valleys more rapidly than previously expected, particul...

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Global warming `could kill off snails`

Scientists have warned that global warming could kill off some of the world`s smallest and slimiest ...

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Global extinction was not a sudden event

About 252 mn years ago, at the end of the Permian period, Earth almost became a lifeless planet.

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India`s stand to be crucial for future climate deal

France today said India`s stand on climate change will be a significant factor to arrive at an agree...

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Time to alter global mindset towards resources

A congregation of top global leaders, thinkers and policy makers will converge in India this week at...

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Arctic changes could spell dire consequences

The first signs of dangerous climate change in the Arctic could spell dire consequences for the whol...

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Discussion on early polls after budget: Pak PM

A ruling Pakistan People’s Party minister said that the elections may take place in October or Novem...

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All India Gandhian summit begins in Guwahati

A two-day All India Gandhian Summit will begin here from Monday with delegates from all the country...

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Climate: UN launches online database for biz

The UN has launched a new online database to showcase successful strategies that businesses and comm...

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Britain ranks top risks posed by climate change

Coastlines, working patterns, and even the country`s most famous meal are under threat from climate ...

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No climate deal unless firms join push: UN

The world has no chance of sealing an emissions cut deal unless companies lobby their governments fo...

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New map for what to plant reflects global warming

Global warming is hitting not just home, but garden. The color-coded map of planting zones often see...

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Weaker sun will not delay global warming: Study

A weaker sun over the next 90 years is not likely to significantly delay a rise in global temperatur...

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Geoengineering may improve global food security

Reflecting sunlight away from the Earth to combat global warming will more likely have a positive im...

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Global warming could be similar across ecosystems

The impact of global warming could be similar across ecosystems, regardless of local environmental c...

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China against Dalai Lama`s global activities

China is against the Dalai Lama`s activities in the international arena, the Foreign Ministry said o...

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NASA scientist shows how to slow global warming

Countries in Asia and the Middle East would see the biggest health and agricultural gains from emiss...

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Russia warming at alarming pace

Temperatures in Russia in the past century rose at twice the rate of warming in the rest of the worl...

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Global warming not sole reason for glacier melting

A top climate official of the country says there could be other reasons as well for melting of snow ...

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Scientists say cut soot, methane to curb warming

An international team of scientists says it has figured out how to slow global warming in the short ...

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New molecule could help cool planet

A new molecule has been detected in the earth`s atmosphere which could help produce a cooling effect...

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Global warming likely to delay next ice age

Researchers have warned that unprecedented levels of greenhouse gases in the Earth’s atmosphere are ...

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Vadodara to host global languages conference

Representatives of nearly 900 languages from across the world will come together for a global confe...

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Google Plus may have 400 mn users by 2012-end

Google`s social networking site Google Plus will have more than 400 million users by the end of 2012...

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Intel ships new Atom processors to PC makers

The third-generation Atom processor-based platform introduces several new features for low-power des...

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China to launch 3D television channel

The first 3D television channel will begin a trial run from January 1 before its official launch du...

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Global warming could make chocolates expensive

Chocolate will certainly become more expensive if demand continues to rise and climate change causes...

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Tagged birds return to Pong wetlands from China

Migratory birds in the Kangra Valley`s Pong wetland, which were tagged with (GPS) transmitters last ...

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Beijing to test new GPS system

Next year, 12,000 drivers in the Wangjing area of Beijing will have their cars fitted with a free GP...

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India, Japan, US discuss global, regional issues

The first trilateral talk between the US, India and Japan concluded here with the countries exchan...

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Durban climate talks: What it means for India?

Cutting carbon emissions will be a tough task for India in the years to come as the country needs to...

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Fossil fuel dependence will limit global food output

Agriculture can keep pace with the ever growing global demand for food only by reducing its dependen...

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Mahatma`s message echoes at UN global meet in Doha

Brazilian Vice President in his address to the inaugural session of the meet yesterday, said Mahatma...

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Climate summit enters extra day, no deal yet

The fortnight-long UN climate summit started its extra day here Saturday with no deal in sight.

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States imperiled by warming rebel at climate talks

Developing states most at risk from global warming rebelled against a proposed deal at UN climate ta...

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Rapid retreat of Chile glacier captured in images

Researchers in Chile released a series of time-lapse photos Wednesday showing the dramatic retreat o...

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Women at higher risk from climate disasters: UN

Women, particularly those living in mountain regions in developing countries, are facing disproporti...

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Dead Sea died 120,000 years ago

Sediments found after drilling into the core of the Dead Sea have revealed that the lake almost disa...

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Climate to change faster than species can adapt

Climatic change between now and 2100 will change more than 100 times faster than the rate at which t...

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Global carbon emissions up 50 percent

Global carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels have gone up by 49 percent over the last t...

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Feathered visitors to Delhi zoo on the decline

Migratory birds at the Delhi National Zoological Park has dropped drastically.

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Geoengineering can save Earth from global warming

Reflecting a small amount of sunlight back into space before it strikes the Earth``s surface could r...

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Arctic growing warmer and greener: Scientists

An international team of scientists has found that persistent warming has caused dramatic changes in...

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WikiLeaks exposes global surveillance industry

The documents on the website, http://wikileaks.org/the-spyfiles.html, include manuals for surveilla...

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Migration concerns over climate change

Rising sea levels and droughts associated with climate change threaten to force vast shifts of popul...

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Thawing permafrost vents gases to worsen warming

Those heat-trapping gases under the frozen Arctic ground may be a bigger factor in global warming th...

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Army issues global tender for new assault rifles

Army has issued a global tender for arming its more than ten lakh soldiers with a new assault rifle,...

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Qatar to host next round of climate talks

Qatar, the world`s top per capita emitter of carbon dioxide, will host the next round of climate cha...

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World moving towards 2 deg rise in temp: UN

Global temperatures in 2011 are the 10th highest on record with countries like Pakistan, Thailand, M...

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Climate negotiations open, focus on emissions cuts

The conference is seeking ways to curb ever-rising emissions of climate-changing pollution, which sc...

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