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United Kingdom (UK) Meteorological Office and Kashmir University are joining hands to study climate change impact on the water resources availability in the glacierized basins of J&K State and how the dwindling water resources shall impact the ecosystems services and goods, particularly hydropower and wetlands. ...
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This multi level parking will be controlled by computers, without any human interface. All one will have to do is drive into the garage. Pull the hand brakes up, lock the car and move out. The rest will be handled by a centralized computer: Believe it or not, Delhi’s getting a parking lot which will be green. It will have rainwater harvesting facilities, a sewage treatment plant, solid waste management and energy efficient gadgets and devices to make it a building of the future. The capital’s first ‘‘green’’ car park, which will also run on a state-of-the-art robotic technology to move cars, will soon come up on Kasturba Gandhi Marg. ...
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Few events can rival the ancient rituals and riotous color of India’s religious festivals. This year, the months-long celebration season is also becoming eco-friendly. ...
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Adopt a bridge to prevent the river from being turned into a dumping ground’ From this Tuesday (September 1), Delhiites will find it hard to dump waste and objects of religious significance into the Yamuna. ...
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Only a squawk from a sandhill crane broke the Arctic silence — and a low gurgle of bubbles, a watery whisper of trouble repeated in countless spots around the polar world. ...
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The widely touted ‘consensus’ of 2,500 scientists on IPCC is an illusion: most have no scientific qualifications and those who do, have objected to same part of the report: About the writer:S Fred Singer in professor emeritus of environmental sciences at the University of Virginia and president of the science and environmental policy project. He completed his undergraduate studies is engineering at Ohio State University and earned his PhD is physics from Princeton University. He was the founding dean of the School of Environmental and Planetary Sciences at the University of Miami, the founding director of the US National Weather Satellite Service. And served for five years and vice chairman of the US National Advisory Committee on Oceans and atmosphere. Dr Singer has written on edited over a dozen books and monographs, including Unstopable Global Warming: Every 1,500 years (2007), Nature, Not Human Activity, Rules the Climate Reconsidered (2009). ...
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The pollution levels in the Ganga and Yamuna rivers have remained unacceptably high: For several centuries the Ganga and Yamuna rivers have remained a lifeline for crores of people apart from supporting abundant aquatic life as well as other animals and birds. ...
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Several cities are planning to adopt smart technologies to manage unruly traffic Rahul was travelling from Bandra to Worli in Mumbai but worried about traffic jams on the road. It is, after all, one of the most crowded routes in the city. But there was no way he could surmise what lay ahead. ...
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Spurred by a desire to beat Pakistan, Bihar has planted one crore saplings on a single day, engaging three lakh people under the rural job scheme. ...
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Climate unity takes shape When India battles the developed world at the Copenhagen Climate Conference in December, it will have a new ally by its side: Pakistan. ...
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