Global warming
None | HT Correspondent
Oct 23, 2009 09:54 PM IST
Climate change is no longer the threat of tomorrow. It’s here, changing the way millions across India live as they feel the effects of a warming planet. As monsoons get more erratic, summer temperatures soar and winters shorten, India faces big economic, environmental and political challenges. In the run-up to crucial global negotiations at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark (December 7-18), and beyond, HT starts a new national reporting project that will take you from policymaking corridors to farms and glaciers, to prepare you for what is coming. It is time.
Climate change is no longer the threat of tomorrow. It’s here, changing the way millions across India live as they feel the effects of a warming planet. As monsoons get more erratic, summer temperatures soar and winters shorten, India faces big economic, environmental and political challenges. In the run-up to crucial global negotiations at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark (December 7-18), and beyond, HT starts a new national reporting project that will take you from policymaking corridors to farms and glaciers, to prepare you for what is coming. It is time.
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