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Community radio helps farmers in India make sense of climate science

Joydeep Gupta 21.02.2013 · 1 Comment
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In one of India’s poorest and most arid regions, community radio journalists are helping farmers access climate science and share adaptation techniques. Read more »

Tags: adaptation, India, media

Public transport: Ahmedabad shows the way

Joydeep Gupta 07.11.2012 · Leave a Comment

The 130,000-odd commuters who use the Bus Rapid Transport System (BRTS) corridor every day in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad get more benefits than reaching their destinations in record time. Read more »

Tags: climate change, development, India

Over two-thirds of Indians find global warming important

Joydeep Gupta 16.10.2012 · Leave a Comment

Eight out of ten Indians think the amount of rainfall in their area has changed in the past ten years, according to an India-wide study led by Yale University of the US. Read more »

Tags: India, media

Landslide kills 68 in Indian Himalayas

the third pole 14.09.2012 · Leave a Comment

A landslide that followed a cloudburst killed at least 68 people in India’s Uttarakhand state. Kashi Nath Vajpai reports. Read more »

Tags: climate change, hazards, India

No money in Indian budget to interlink rivers

Joydeep Gupta 16.04.2012 · Leave a Comment

Most environmentalists around India heaved a sigh of relief on Friday when Pranab Mukherjee, the country’s Finance Minister, did not say a word about the plan to interlink India’s rivers, nor allocate any money for that purpose. Read more »

Tags: blogs, India, infrastructure, rivers

Obama’s energetic Indian visit

Joydeep Gupta 08.11.2010 · Leave a Comment
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India and the United States will set up a joint research and development centre on clean energy in India, visiting US president Barack Obama and India’s prime minister Manmohan Singh announced at a joint press conference today, during Obama’s maiden trip to New Delhi. Read more »

Tags: India

Ramesh speaks in Beijing

Sam Geall 10.05.2010 · Leave a Comment

Jairam Ramesh, India’s minister for environment and forests, spoke to the Foreign Correspondents’ Club in Beijing on Sunday. Many of his remarks focused on Copenhagen climate-change summit in December. Read more »

Tags: China, India

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A new course for the Brahmaputra

16.08.2012
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Policymakers must put the needs of people and ecosystems before national strategic goals. Tashi Tsering proposes a radical approach to development along the Brahmaputra River.

Why big dams don’t work

11.07.2012
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Yesterday, Mike Muller argued that China’s investment in dams is good news for Africa. Here, Lori Pottinger writes that large dams are costly and destructive, but Chinese experience in renewables still has a lot to offer.

Doha opens gateway to compensation for damage related to climate change

09.12.2012
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The Doha deal is clearly too weak to have any significant effect on the global warming that is gathering pace. But it does open a tiny gateway to compensate countries for climate change effects.

Why a 4°C warmer world must be avoided

21.11.2012
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A world warmer by 4°C would be “one of unprecedented heat waves, severe drought and major floods,” warns a new World Bank report, ahead of the UN climate conference in Doha next week.

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Revealed: the mystery of the Tibetan antelope’s high-altitude living

Tom Jamieson 23.05.2013

Scientists have mapped the genome of China's much-loved but endangered Tibetan antelope, able to gallop across high-altitude plains at high speed

Melting Himalayas contribute to global sea level rise

Tim Radford 21.05.2013

Melting glaciers outside the two poles account for one third of sea level rise, according to a new study

Everest glaciers have shrunk 13% since the 1960s

the third pole 20.05.2013

New research shows the world's highest peak is metling, probably due to global warming

China to share river data, India wants more

Joydeep Gupta 20.05.2013

In his first trip abroad since becoming China’s premier Li Keqiang promised to share more data on transboundary rivers with India. But Manmohan Singh, India’s prime minister, wanted more

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Exploring the third pole

the third pole 15.06.2012
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thethirdpole.net’s first reader presents highlights from our published articles by journalists and experts from Tibet to Bangladesh. Important articles are classified by theme and this reader is free to download

China’s grasslands: past and future

the third pole 18.11.2011
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A collection of chinadialogue.net articles on China’s grasslands looks at the challenges facing herders and the landscapes they inhabit, from climate change to settlement policies, and strategies for meeting them. Download Now

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