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Polar Sea Ice The Size Of India Vanishes In Record Heat
Sea ice off Antarctica and in the Arctic is at record lows for this time of year after declining by twice the size of Alaska in a sign of rising global temperatures, climate scientists say.
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El Nino Declining, Good Southwest Monsoon Expected This Year, Says Government
After two years of deficient rainfall, Government today said monsoon this year is expected to be normal and directed states to chalk out plans to boost crop acreage and production in kharif season starting June.
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Declining Likelihood of El Nino by Year-End: UN
The El Nino phenomenon, which sparks climate extremes around the globe, could take hold in the Pacific Ocean by the end of the year, but the likelihood has declined since June, the UN said on Monday.
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Retail inflation may get stuck at 8-10 per cent: BofA-ML
Retail inflation in India is likely to get stuck at 8-10 per cent instead of declining to 7 per cent by March, 2015 as a possible El Nino event could push up food prices, a Bank of America Merrill Lynch report said on Wednesday.
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Polar Sea Ice The Size Of India Vanishes In Record Heat
Sea ice off Antarctica and in the Arctic is at record lows for this time of year after declining by twice the size of Alaska in a sign of rising global temperatures, climate scientists say.
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El Nino Declining, Good Southwest Monsoon Expected This Year, Says Government
After two years of deficient rainfall, Government today said monsoon this year is expected to be normal and directed states to chalk out plans to boost crop acreage and production in kharif season starting June.
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Declining Likelihood of El Nino by Year-End: UN
The El Nino phenomenon, which sparks climate extremes around the globe, could take hold in the Pacific Ocean by the end of the year, but the likelihood has declined since June, the UN said on Monday.
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Retail inflation may get stuck at 8-10 per cent: BofA-ML
Retail inflation in India is likely to get stuck at 8-10 per cent instead of declining to 7 per cent by March, 2015 as a possible El Nino event could push up food prices, a Bank of America Merrill Lynch report said on Wednesday.
