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El Niños cause trillions in lost economic growth, study showsThe paper was published recently in the journal Science by Dartmouth Earth system scientists Christopher Callahan and Justin Mankin.- View: ESG commitments are useful. But have they translated into action?Governance mechanisms must include independent verifiers who report and verify environmental and social gains to a regulatory authority.
- Nations agree on Paris Treaty rulebook, but miles to go...Least developing countries and small island states, with weaker mention of the IPCC report, lack of ambition in climate action, and the exc...
- India to achieve climate goals before schedule: Environment Minister Harsh VardhanIn terms of our commitment we are already on track. This has been officially acknowledged by the United Nations Environment, all related st...
- UN conference in Paris will show the way in overcoming climate change threat: Prakash Javadekar"I am an optimist that we will deal with climate change threat effectively and will overcome it but it requires a joint effort from all cou...
- India calls for a paradigm shift in global attitudes towards climate changeThe change of attitude which India pitched for will see the shift from 'carbon credit' through emission cut to 'green credit' through adopt...
- BASIC experts meet to focus on future issues on climate changeClimate experts and negotiators from 4 EMs -- Brazil, South Africa, India and China -- today began discussions here on issues related to cl...
- IITM takes up climate study aiming better crop, water resourcesWeather scientists at the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology are studying high resolution climate projections over South Asian Monsoo...
- BASIC group determined to lead on climate changeAt its third meeting in Cape Town, the BASIC group sought to re-establish its developing country credentials. The four advanced developing ...
- US announces emission cuts, China follows suitChina on Thurday declared that it would reduce the carbon intensity of its economy by 40-45% below 2005 levels by 2020.
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