India and the UK today decided to jointly develop a green technology project to fight the growing concern of climate change.
Briefing reporters after the meeting between Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and his British counterpart Gordon Brown, External Affairs Ministry spokesman Vishnu Prakash told reporters here that the two sides were working on the project for quite some time now.
G-8 Declaration on Climate Change: Impressive Rhetoric, but No Action Plan
Leaders of the G-8 countries, supposed ruling elite of the world, have declared their ambition to reduce their carbon emissions by a huge 80 per cent by 2050.
Leaders of the G-8 countries, supposed ruling elite of the world, have declared their ambition to reduce their carbon emissions by a huge 80 per cent by 2050.
The Spokesman said that the Prime Minister informed his counterpart about the national action plan put in place by New Delhi to deal with this problem.
Dr. Singh invited Mr. Brown to attend the conference on climate change being held in New Delhi in last week of October.
National Action Plan On Climate Change Is In Place: President Patil
President Pratibha Patil said that India is committed to contributing to the global endeavour to deal with climate change.
President Pratibha Patil said that India is committed to contributing to the global endeavour to deal with climate change.
The meeting lasted 45 minutes. Dr. Singh met Brown on the sidelines of the G-8-G-5 summit.
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'Green' Bus That Runs On Waste Cooking Oil Taken To UK Streets!
According to reports, a single-decker bus, dubbed The Chipper , that runs on waste cooking oil from chip shops has taken to the UK streets.
According to reports, a single-decker bus, dubbed The Chipper , that runs on waste cooking oil from chip shops has taken to the UK streets.
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Climate Change Poses Maximum Threat to Public Life in Developing Countries
Climate change poses the maximum threat to public health in the developing countries, has said a recent study in Springer's Journal of Urban Health, despite the fact that they have
Climate change poses the maximum threat to public health in the developing countries, has said a recent study in Springer's Journal of Urban Health, despite the fact that they have
