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Amrapur (Jasdan): A subject on environment is compulsory in this primary school. Each school kid helps in planting trees and is given responsibility of two trees. For them, it

Pune Sixteen-year old Roopak Karulkar and 14-year-old Trupti Joshi from Pune are all set to participate in the much-talked-about United Nations' climate change

In Delhi, students are now front-runners for a cleaner and greener environment. This young brigade is mobilising support and whipping up opinion on climate change.

And when the United Nations Climate Change Conference at Copenhagen takes place on December 15, students will be closely watching the decisions made there.

The Forest department is finally waking to the fact that it is the generation next that has to be seriously involved in the processes of conservation.

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Children

MUMBAI: Around 400 persons formed a human chain at Marine Drive on Saturday evening to commemorate the International Day for Climate Action and highlight the threat from global warming.

Mumbai: The effects of climate change spares none and the worst hit are the poor who have limited resources to adapt to changes in weather patterns.

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: On the International Day of Climate Action, which falls on October 24, Uni-Y Trivandrum, Thanal and Alliance Francaise will join hands to initiate a grass-roots movement in Thiruvananthapuram for a cleaner and greener tomorrow.

Assam is very rich in natural, tangible and intangible heritage of songs, dance, music, theatre, handloom etc. Development here should not be ushered in at the cost of environment and ecology, said chairman of the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) S K Misra while talking to this newspaper here today.