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December 18, 2015

Growth potential remains at risk on even the most remote coral reefs
Exeter, UK (SPX) Dec 17, 2015
Coral reefs in the Indian Ocean that were severely damaged by a global warming event 17 years ago have bounced back to optimum health and have the potential to keep pace with rising sea levels, but only if they escape the impacts of future warming events, researchers from the University of Exeter have found. Chris Perry, Professor of Geography in the College of Life and Environmental Sciences, and his team measured changes to 28 reefs across the Chagos Archipelago, the remote British Indian Ocean ... read more

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Nepal passes long-delayed bill on quake rebuilding Nepal's parliament on Wednesday passed a long-delayed law to pave the way for rebuilding after April's massive earthquake, ending months of bickering that paralysed reconstruction despite donor pledges of billions in aid. ... more		India's top court bans new diesel cars in capital India's top court Wednesday ordered a temporary ban on large new diesel cars in New Delhi as part of a series of tough measures aimed at cleaning up the world's most polluted capital. ... more		India court mulls ban on new diesel cars as Delhi chokes India's top court on Tuesday said it was considering banning new diesel-guzzling SUVs and luxury cars from the streets of New Delhi in a bid to improve the capital's notoriously toxic air. ... more
				Pakistan test-fires nuclear capable ballistic missile Pakistan test-fired a nuclear-capable ballistic missile on Friday, the military said, two days after the government confirmed it would resume high-level peace talks with arch-rival India. ... more		India to launch 6 Singaporean satellites India will be launching six Singaporean satellites weighing a total of around 625 kg on December 16 evening through its Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) rocket, a senior official said. "I ... more

Japan and India agree bullet train, nuclear deals Japan and India agreed several high-profile deals Saturday including on high-speed rail, defence technology and civil nuclear cooperation, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in New Delhi. ... more		Nepal quake victims face deadly winter as parties bicker Thousands of Nepalis still living in tents months after a massive earthquake are facing a desperate winter, because of a fuel crisis and bickering politicians' failure to spend a $4.1 billion reconstruction fund. ... more		Dogs of war: China touts killer robot 'wolves' US government gets a year of ChatGPT Enterprise for $1 Russia hints at deploying mid-range missiles after ending INF moratorium		Japan, India PMs talks on track for bullet-train deal Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe are expected to discuss deals covering high-speed rail, defence and civilian nuclear technology when they hold talks on Saturday. ... more
				India and Pakistan to resume peace process India and Pakistan agreed to resume high-level peace talks on Wednesday, according to a joint statement that signalled a thaw in tense relations between nuclear-armed neighbours that have fought three full-scale wars. ... more		Campaigners alarmed by opening of first KFC store in Tibet Campaign groups expressed alarm Thursday over an announcement that KFC will soon open its first store in Tibet - more than a decade after the fast food giant's last lambasted and abandoned attempt to enter the region. ... more

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First light from LAXPC instrument onboard ASTROSAT ASTROSAT is India's first dedicated science space mission which was launched on 28 September 2015. The Large Area X-ray Propositional Counter (LAXPC), designed and developed at TIFR, Mumbai, is one ... more		Afghan president arrives in Islamabad to revive Taliban talks Afghan president Ashraf Ghani arrived in Islamabad Wednesday hoping to revive peace talks with the resurgent Taliban, as he opened a regional conference that has taken on added significance with the attendance of India's top diplomat. ... more		SMOS mission reveals 15-year global forest carbon storage trends Pacific microstate sells first passports to fund climate action Great Barrier Reef suffers most widespread bleaching on record		Delhi outlines traffic ban plan to curb pollution Delhi Tuesday outlined its plans to restrict the number of vehicles on its roads at the beginning of January, as the world's most polluted capital attempts to clean up its toxic air. ... more
New Delhi to construct six fast breeder reactors over 15 years Perumal Chellapandi, the chairman and managing director of an Indian company said that the first prototype fast breeder reactor (FBR), with a capacity of some 500MW, was expected to start operations ... more		India's GPS system will have better accuracy says ISRO India's indigenous position determination system being developed by national space agency Isro will serve as a "replacement GPS" for the public with enhanced access in remote areas, an official said ... more		PlanetiQ signs weather satellite launch contract PlanetiQ has signed a contract with Antrix Corporation Limited, the commercial arm of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), for the launch of PlanetiQ's first two weather satellites on a Po ... more		Nepal quake tough test for 'world's most dangerous airport' Flying into Nepal's Lukla airport - the gateway to Mount Everest - demands courage and precision, thanks to its tiny, treacherous runway perched on a steep cliff. ... more

	India to Build 6 Nuclear-Powered Submarines India will commission the construction of six nuclear-powered attack submarines (SSNs), India's navy chief Adm. Robin Dhowan said. The boost to India's navy will renew the country's submarine ... more		India's southern city of Chennai grapples with deadly flood aftermath Residents in India's southern Tamil Nadu state Saturday were grappling with the aftermath of devastating floods as authorities stepped up relief work following the worst deluge in decades that killed over 250 people. ... more

Major climate-GDP study under review after facing challenge

Putin decree allows Russia to increase greenhouse gas emissions

Sticky business: India's purchases of Russian oil

Bangladesh island losing battle to stem climate tide		Want climate action? Give us cash, India tells rich nations		Lyft allies with Asia peers in Uber challenge		India to acquire Russian-made Ka-226T helicopters		A molecule that self-assembles into flower-shaped crystalline patterns
Australia says new analysis shows MH370 hunt in right area		Rescuers race to reach victims of deadly India floods		India deploys troops in south as deadly floods worsen		India court demands action over Delhi's filthy air		Warm countries launch Sun-energy alliance

Rich countries must not impose end to 'conventional energy': India PM

Volkswagen India to recall 323,700 cars over emissions scandal

India's economy grows 7.4 percent, outperforms China: govt

India taking energy demand lead

Alliance Fund II provides $25M facility for Cypress Creek Renewables

India test fires ship-based nuclear-capable missile

India test fires Advanced Air Defense missile

Monkeys in Asia harbor virus from humans, other species

Warming ocean worsened Australia's fatal 2011 floods

Stormy space weather puts equatorial regions' power at risk

India seeks 'climate justice' for poor nations at Paris talks

Rockwell Collins opens new facility in India

UN peacekeepers must use force where needed: US envoy

Greenpeace India's shutdown halted temporarily, group says

138 world leaders to attend Paris climate summit: France

Mountains may depart, says Tibetan filmmaker

Lightsource to Launch Major Investment into India Solar PV Market

India's GSAT-15 Communication Satellite Launched

Choking air, melting glaciers: how global warming is changing India

India revisits energy mix

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