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Search ResultIndia’s rainfall patterns changing drastically, say Stanford scientists
Longer dry spells and wetter wet spells could spell doom for the Indian agriculture, they warn Tough times are ahead for the Indian agriculture which is highly dependent on...
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In India, many women are planting more than 20 different crops on their farms with nutrition – and not money – in mind. This type of farming stems back to previ...
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Authorities say the monsoon has reached the city, but the currents are weak, causing a period of inactivity; weak monsoon will, almost inevitably, lead to a rise in vegetab...
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Music recording artist Jayne Avaunt was spotted at the 2014 Annual Habitat For Humanity Power Women Power Tools Build Event on Saturday, June 21 in Lynwood, Calif. The Cana...
Read MorePunks, Pereras and Happy Hookers: Women of the South Asian musical diaspora
A number of young South Asian women are making inventive, cutting edge music, channeling the spirit of Grace Jones, Patti Smith and punk rather than Raj Kapoor. Are we livi...
Read MoreLeafing out and climate change
Global warming is generally expected to bring spring forward but a connected influx of plant species from warmer southern latitudes could counteract this effect, said a stu...
Read MoreNational rubber policy must protect growers, urges planters’ association
The proposed national policy on rubber should reflect the real concerns of all stakeholders in the sector and protect the livelihoods of rubber growers in the country, urge...
Read MoreIndia leads the way in combating climate change
India is leading the way in efforts to combat the challenges of global warming while sceptical Americans still question climate change, according to a new global survey by ...
Read MoreBonn climate talks: New fundingmechanism proposed at side event totackle energy poverty
CSE and What Next Forum say Globally Funded Feed-in Tariff Mechanism
(G-FiT) for enabling renewable energy has the potential to provide energy access to all as well...
Read MoreThe parched planet: Water on tap
Researchers are exploring unconventional sources of fresh water to quench the globe’s growing thirst. In an effort to combat his country’s long-standing water c...
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