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Breton reist nach Peking und Hongkong

Die Reise wird den Binnenmarkt-Kommissar vom 8. bis 10. November nach Peking und am 11. November nach Hongkong führen.

Von Redaktion Table

November 23, 2016 - Manchester, England, United Kingdom - Dr Saleemul Huq, Director of the International Centre for Climate Change, speaks at the The Magic Number: 1.5 C or 2 C Limit on Warming? And what does this actually mean for Least Developed Countries? event in Manchester, United Kingdom, Thursday, Nov. 23, 2016. Dr Saleemul Huq has been involved in all 22 United Nations Climate Change Conferences (known as COPs) and was the lead author on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 3rd and 4th Assessment Report and, coordinating lead author on the 5th report. Manchester United Kingdom PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY - ZUMAn230 20161123_zaa_n230_352 November 23 2016 Manchester England United Kingdom Dr Huq Director of The International Centre for CLIMATE Change Speaks AT The The Magic Number 1 5 C or 2 C Limit ON Warming and What does This Actually Mean for least Developed Countries Event in Manchester United Kingdom Thursday Nov 23 2016 Dr Huq has been involved in All 22 United Nations CLIMATE Change Conferences known As Cops and what The Lead author ON The Inter-Governmental Panel ON CLIMATE Change IPCC 3rd and 4th Assessment Report and Coordinating Lead author ON The 5th Report Manchester United Kingdom PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY 20161123_zaa_n230_352
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In Memoriam Saleemul Huq: responsibility instead of despair

Saleemul Huq passed away unexpectedly on the weekend. The Bangladeshi scientist and climate negotiator was a defining voice in international climate policy since the beginning of the COPs. He was a relentless but always friendly advocate for climate justice.

Von Redaktion Table

Pendlerverkehr an einem regnerischen Tag in Bhubaneswar, Indien
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Indien: „Normaler“ Monsun verdeckt gefährliche Veränderungen

Die kürzlich geendete Monsun-Saison in Indien wird als „normal“ bewertet. Doch ein genauerer Blick zeigt große Schwankungen beim Niederschlag. Der August dieses Jahres war der trockenste seit über 100 Jahren. Wissenschaftler warnen vor mehr Niederschlag in anderen Monaten. Beides wirkt sich negativ auf die Landwirtschaft aus.

Von Goswami Urmi