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With temperatures increasing, link between cholera and climate has intensified

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29/09/2002
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El Nino, Climate Change, Global Warming, Cholera, Research, Bangladesh
India

 The World After

The World Summit on Sustainable Development wssd is over. The best thing about it is that it could have been much worse. As I write this with regret and bitterness about the idealism of times gone

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29/09/2002
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Environment, Climate Change, Global Warming, Trade, Biodiversity, Finance, UN, Sustainable Development, Developing Countries, Ozone Layer
Poverty

 Battle of the brackets

The Plan of Implementation is a list of vague expressions

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29/09/2002
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Poverty

 World s biggest trade fair

The US used partnerships to counter multilateralism

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29/09/2002
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Poverty

 'Let's put our cards on the table'

Veteran UN negotiator and head of the UNEP during the Rio summit, Mostafa Tolba, reasons why developing countries always suffer at the hands of developed countries

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29/09/2002
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 Spanner in the works

The summit suffered from a crisis of trust

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29/09/2002
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 Green charade

US 'inside player' environmental groups slip into oblivion

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29/09/2002
Ross Gelbspan
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Environment, Climate Change, Global Warming, Kyoto Protocol, Emissions Trading, Legislation, UN, Health Effects
Poverty

 WSSD: dialogue of the deaf

The needs of many were once again compromised to accommodate the demands of a powerful few. Given the alarming tilt towards self interest and unilateralism by the rich, will the concerns of poor countries ever be addressed in global negotiations?

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29/09/2002
Anju Sharma, Richard Mahapatra, Clifford Polycarp
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 Going wild

Weeds become stronger after accidentally acquiring genes from genetically engineered crops

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14/09/2002
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Migration, Crop Biodiversity, Genetic Engineering, United States Of America (US)
Climate Change

 Beijing s Kyoto Tilt

The Chinese state council announced recently that it is on the verge of approving the Kyoto Protocol. Though the Chinese parliament is yet to ratify the treaty, it is known to rubber stamp decisions

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14/09/2002
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Kyoto Protocol, Legislation, Parliament, China

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