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Greenland’s Ice Sheet Decreases by Five Miles in a Decade
Posted on 26. Sep, 2009 by Reenita Malhotra.
Greenland’s ice sheet is losing the equivalent of 80,000 Olympic size swimming pools each year.
These stark facts are brought to light by CNN’s Phil Black, who recently accompanied Greenpeace on a trip to Greenland. A bird’s eye view of Greenland’s glacial territory reveals an ice sheet but the bright blue pools of meltwater scattered throughout are sure signs of warming. [...]
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Documentary: “A World Without Water”
Posted on 16. Aug, 2009 by Reenita Malhotra.
As water becomes more and more scarce, it has offset political problems throughout the globe.
More than a billion people across the globe don’t have access to safe water. Every day 3900 children die as a result of insufficient or unclean water supplies. The situation looks like it is becoming worse as water becomes evermore scarce. [...]
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Mumbai – An Estuary in Need of Recovery
Posted on 11. Aug, 2009 by Reenita Malhotra.
Global warming continues to make the flood situation in coastal cities particularly precarious. As sea levels rise, the need for urban adaptation is becoming more and more urgent. This is especially apparent in cities like Mumbai which gets flooded during its monsoon season, each year. [...]
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Solar Water Distillation – Nature’s Method of Water Purification
Posted on 07. Aug, 2009 by Reenita Malhotra.
While many people stock expensive filtration equipment to filter their drinking water of impurities, it might come as a surprise to find that a lot of this can actually be done via the sun and its natural evaporation process. [...]
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“Blue August” Programming on Planet Green
Posted on 27. Jul, 2009 by Reenita Malhotra.
This summer, Planet Green will air Blue August, a robust month of on-air and on-line programming that brings to life the wonders and mysteries of the aquatic — from the majesty of our oceans to the critical issue of clean drinking water. [...]







