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India Not in Favour of Efforts to Expand Donor Base for Climate Change Fund
Ahead of the Paris climate change summit, India today asserted that commitment to provide post 2020 finance to developing countries was based on historical responsibilities of developed countries and attempts to expand the donor base will not be "appropriate".
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Prakash Javadekar on India's Climate Pledge: Highlights
Union Environment Minister Prakash Javdekar addressing the press conference on India's 'Intended Nationally Determined Contribution' towards climate justice.
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80 People Die in Delhi Everyday From Air Pollution, Parliament is Told
Air pollution in Delhi is killing around 80 people everyday, according to an international study, said the Centre. The alarming figure was released by the Union Environment ministry in a written reply in Rajya Sabha, the upper house of Parliament.
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Online System for Green Clearance of State Projects Launched
Environment Minister Prakash Javdekar said the decision will help states avoid instances of missing files.
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India Not in Favour of Efforts to Expand Donor Base for Climate Change Fund
Ahead of the Paris climate change summit, India today asserted that commitment to provide post 2020 finance to developing countries was based on historical responsibilities of developed countries and attempts to expand the donor base will not be "appropriate".
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Prakash Javadekar on India's Climate Pledge: Highlights
Union Environment Minister Prakash Javdekar addressing the press conference on India's 'Intended Nationally Determined Contribution' towards climate justice.
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80 People Die in Delhi Everyday From Air Pollution, Parliament is Told
Air pollution in Delhi is killing around 80 people everyday, according to an international study, said the Centre. The alarming figure was released by the Union Environment ministry in a written reply in Rajya Sabha, the upper house of Parliament.
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Online System for Green Clearance of State Projects Launched
Environment Minister Prakash Javdekar said the decision will help states avoid instances of missing files.
