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Qatar to have West Asia's first Ozone layer monitoring centre

20 Nov 2008, 1623 hrs IST
The West Asia's first centre to monitor the health of Ozone layer, which protects the environment from the harmful ultraviolet rays coming from the sun, is to come up in Qatar.

Malaria, dengue the sting in climate change

20 Nov 2008, 1546 hrs IST
Southeast Asia and South Pacific island nations face a growing threat from malaria and dengue fever as climate change spreads mosquitoes that carry the diseases and climate-change refugees start to migrate.

Climate change momentum fading

20 Nov 2008, 0658 hrs IST
Climate change is fading as a priority in the Pacific Rim as the gloomy state of the global economy takes precedence, shows Asia-Pacific survey.

UK lawmakers pass climate change bill

19 Nov 2008, 0917 hrs IST
Lawmakers gave final approval to a bill committing Britain to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050 -- the first country to have such a legally binding framework on climate change.

Melting ice now main driver of rising sea levels

19 Nov 2008, 0708 hrs IST
Runoff from ice caps in Antarctica and Greenland along with melting mountain glaciers have replaced expanding oceans as the main driver of rising sea levels, according to a new study.

Hollywood aims to put climate change on prime time

19 Nov 2008, 0809 hrs IST
Could TV really save the world from global warming? Maybe not, but network television writers gathered on Tuesday anyway to discuss how incorporating the growing threat of climate change into primetime storylines could inspire viewers to live green.

Emissions in developed world have soared

19 Nov 2008, 0049 hrs IST
Carbon emissions from the industrialised world in 2006 were higher than at the start of the century, according to UN figures released released recently.

Marine jelly balls can combat global warming

18 Nov 2008, 0629 hrs IST
Scientists have found a large number of marine "jelly balls" appearing off the Australian east coast that could be part of the planet's mechanism for combating global warming.

US, Vietnam to cooperate on climate change

17 Nov 2008, 1330 hrs IST
The United States and Vietnam announced on Monday that they will work together to study climate change and seek ways to protect vulnerable river deltas.

Australians march against climate change

17 Nov 2008, 0707 hrs IST
Tens of thousands of Australians took part in mass protests around the country Saturday to call for tough government action on climate change.
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