Union Ministry of Environment and Forests in partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CIIs) has organized an international exhibition at Vigyan Bhavan in the national capital.
Union Ministry of Environment and Forests in partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CIIs) has organized an international exhibition at Vigyan Bhavan in the national capital.
The exhibition will be inaugurated on Wednesday and will be open till Friday and it will have exhibitors from 50 developed and developing nations.
Climate Change Threatening Rice Production, Claims Scientists
In a new research, scientists have determined that climate change is threatening rice production.
In a new research, scientists have determined that climate change is threatening rice production.
The aim is to witness the scope of doing business, have discussion with interested organizations in areas of mutual benefits covering policy, community development and technical collaboration.
It is also an excellent opportunity for not only developed countries to offer appropriate climate friendly technologies and services to India, but also for developing countries to showcase effective solutions on emissions of greenhouse gases.
TV Less Effective In Creating Awareness On Climate Change Than Newspapers and Internet
A new study has suggested that watching television has no significant impact on viewers' knowledge about the issue of climate change, compared to other forms of media like newspapers and the Internet.
A new study has suggested that watching television has no significant impact on viewers' knowledge about the issue of climate change, compared to other forms of media like newspapers and the Internet.
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Maldivian Cabinet Meets Underwater To Press For Deal On Climate Change
President Mohamed Nasheed, Vice President Dr Mohamed Waheed and 11 cabinet ministers donned scuba gear and submerged 4 meters below the surface of sea to hold their confabulations Saturday.
President Mohamed Nasheed, Vice President Dr Mohamed Waheed and 11 cabinet ministers donned scuba gear and submerged 4 meters below the surface of sea to hold their confabulations Saturday.
