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As climate-change talks continue, lack of consensus spurs smaller-scale actions by Juliet Eilperin and William Booth

In response to growing frustration that the U.N. climate negotiations are not producing real-world results, individual nations, states and business are cobbling together patchwork solutions to preserve forests, produce clean energy and scrub pollution from the air.Under this new approach, businesses in California will offset their greenhouse gas emissions by funding tropical forest preservation in Mexico and Brazil; Japan will help pay for nuclear power plants in developing nations; and...

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Crops not affected by temperature rise: Minister

There has been no major impact on wheat production of the Rising Temperature in India, Minister of State for Agriculture K.V. Thomas said Friday even as experts say global warming threat looms large over farm productivity. "There is no major impact observed on wheat production due to Rising Temperature in the recent past. There has been an increasing trend in wheat production since 2007-08," Thomas said in a written reply to...

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Agri Ministry Expects Favourable Weather For Rabi Crop

There has been no major impact on wheat production of the Rising Temperature in India, Minister of State for Agriculture K.V. Thomas said on 4th December even as experts say global warming threat looms large over farm productivity.There is no major impact observed on wheat production due to Rising Temperature in the recent past. There has been an increasing trend in wheat production since 2007-08, Thomas said in a written...

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Current emissions risk 'devastating' temperature rise, scientists warn by Matthew Knight

A rise in global temperatures of four degree Celsius is likely to occur during the 21st century causing "devastating impacts" if greenhouse gas emissions continue rising at the current rate, according to a group of international scientists. In a special issue of the UK journal "Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A" -- which coincides with the start of the United Nations climate talks in Cancun, Mexico -- scientists argue that...

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Temperature rise to hit water, forest, health, agriculture: Report

India's key sectors like water, forest, health and agriculture will be affected in a major way due to the increase in net temperature by 1.7- 2.2 degree celsius in another 20 years in the four climate hotspots. The "Climate Change and India: a 4x4 assessment" report, which was released today providing an assessment of impact of climate change in 2030, also predicts an increase in precipitation (rain, snow and storm) in...

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