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Will Global Warming take away monsoon & food?Commodity Online, India -49 minutes agoNEW DELHI: Thanks to global warming, you may not see the monsoon rains, which in normal circumstances hit the Kerala coast around June 1 every year. …Global Warming: India to take the heatCommodity Onlineall 2 news articles
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Another reason to sweat about global warmingPittsburgh Post Gazette, PA -16 minutes agoHumidity worldwide has risen 2.2 percent the past 30 years, and the only explanation is global warming from the burning of fossil fuels. …
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The Ministry for the Environment is now accepting applications to the Sustainable Management Fund for innovative projects that will benefit the environment.
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Study finds global warming affecting bird migrationABC Online, Australia -1 hour agoBy Simon Lauder Some experts say in the most extreme cases birds have stopped migrating altogether [File photo]. (Reuters: Sukree Sukplang) Climate change …
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“I think if you asked any environmentalist about George Bush’s policies on the environment he gets quite close to a ’D’ or an ’F’,” DiCaprio told reporters at a news conference in Los Angeles to promote his new documentary, The 11th Hour.
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Global warming and mass hysteriaBrock Press (subscription), Canada -10 minutes agoHowever, '70s climatologists were not talking about global warming. Ironically, their major concern was the coming of a new ice age. …
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City Lights nabs global warming docVideo Business (subscription), CA -2 hours ago… City Lights has turned a little greener with the acquisition of environmentally themed doc Everything's Cool: A Toxic Comedy About Global Warming. …
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The rising threat from global warming affects us all, warns Sir Emyric Wales, United Kingdom -50 minutes ago“What I mean by that is it impacts on the environment, on energy… on agriculture, on trade, on development policy, on global economic issues. …
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Federal Environment Minister Malcolm Turnbull has ruled out banning plasma screen televisions.
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Global warming driving up humidity levels, says studyAFP -55 minutes agoPARIS (AFP) — Man-made global warming is driving up humidity levels, with the risk that rainfall patterns will shift or strengthen, tropical storms …
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