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Study says deposition of dust on glaciers induces a warming effect, including an increase in ice melting.

Study says deposition of dust on glaciers induces a warming effect, including an increase in ice melting.

With the fate of the two regions intertwined, climate change cannot be seen as a solely regional threat.

Villagers in coastal Sindh either have too much water or too little; sample tests reveal most of it is unfit for drinking.

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1 2021-08-04 14:54:03Global Times Editor : Li Yan ECNS App Download The worlds largest "plateau human genetic resources biological sample bank" will be open for medical researchers in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau for the first time, providing strong biological sample support for medical research of "plateau diseases." The worlds largest "plateau human genetic resources biological sample bank" was built by expert teams from Xinqiao Hospital in Southwest Chinas Chongqing, after it c...

Calamities push urgency of solutions from COP26 Recent deadly floods, devasting fires mark run-up to climate change global talkfest, but real action needed in short term 26 Jul 2021 |  Bayani S. Cruz The deadly flash floods in China last week, coming on the heels of similar calamities in Europe and the massive wild fires in the US, all point to the urgency of addressing climate change in a collective way. The irony is that these calamities are happening just three months before the United Nat...

Roof of the World no more an enigma now! ​ Sun, Jul 25 2021 8:36 IST | ​ 0 Views Roof of the World no more an enigma now!.(photo:Vishal Gulati) Image Source: IANS News Roof of the World no more an enigma now!.(photo:Vishal Gulati) Image Source: IANS News Roof of the World no more an enigma now!.(photo:Vishal Gulati) Image Source: IANS News Roof of the World no more enigma now!(Photo:Vishal Gulati/IANS) Image Source: IANS News Dharamsala, July 25 : Over two-thirds the size of India, Tibet...

Another Tragedy Raises Ire at Hydropower Projects in Himachal Pradesh 03/07/2021 A bird’s eye view of the Parbati II project along the river Sainj, Kullu. Image: Google Earth The village of Palgi is mourning 27-year-old Amar Chand. He died on May 21 in an accident inside a tunnel at the 800 MW Parbati II hydroelectric project (HEP), where he was working. The project is being built in the north Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, in Kullu district, where Palgi village is also located....

Vaccinazioni a pieno regime nel Faentino FAENZA, Prosegue a ritmo serrato la campagna vaccinale anticovid nelle sedi allestite sul territorio dall’Ausl. A Faenza l’hub del centro fieristico in viale Risorgimento è in grado di garantire una media di circa 350 infusioni giornaliere, con picchi fino a 400 somministrazioni. Il centro spoke di Castel Bolognese si è invece assestato su un ritmo di 250 vaccinazioni nei giorni di apertura. Anche qui la campagna procede con andamento regolare ma s...