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• India's journey towards sustainable cooling

  Sustainability, for long, has been at the core of Indian lifestyle and its indigenous knowledge and sustainable practices have played a crucial role in helping people be informed and make environmentally

  • 02/01/2024

  • UNDP India
  • • Climate Change
    • Ozone Layer
    • Montreal Protocol
    • India
    • Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

• U R Rao on measures to save the Antarctic

  The two-week long 30th Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting concluded on May 11 in New Delhi. Among other resolutions, India's proposal to set up its third base station was accepted. U R Rao,

  • 29/06/2007

  • • Ozone Layer
    • Climate Change
    • Global Warming
    • Tourism
    • Geology
    • Research
    • Scientists
    • Antarctica
    • Delhi
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  Montreal agreement yet to address ozone layer concerns

  <font class="UCASE"> the 18</font>^th <font class="UCASE"> </font> Meeting of the Parties (<font class="UCASE">m</font>o<font class="UCASE">p</font>) to the Montreal Protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer took place in New Delhi, from October 30 to November 3, 2006. Over 550 people participated, representing governments, <font class="UCASE">un </font> agencies, etc.<br>

  • 29/11/2006

  • Down To Earth
  • • Montreal Protocol
    • Ozone Layer
    • Delhi
    • Developing Countries

• Recovery of depleted ozone layer may take longer than estimated

  The recovery of the depleted ozone layer may take 5-15 years more than that estimated earlier, says a recent study. It found that the regeneration of the protective layer will be pushed back from

  • 29/09/2006

  • UNEP
  • • Ozone Layer
    • CFCs
    • UN
    • UNEP
    • Antarctica
    • Global

• Slow recovery of depleted ozone layer

  The recovery of the depleted ozone layer may take 5-15 years more than that estimated earlier, says a recent study. It found that the regeneration of the protective layer will be pushed back from 2044 to 2049 over the mid-latitudes (30⁰-60⁰ North and South) and from 2050 to 2065 over Antarctica.<br>

  • 29/09/2006

  • • Ozone Layer
    • Ozone Hole
    • Scientists
    • UN
    • UNEP
    • World Meteorological Orgnisation ('WMO)
    • Antarctica

• Ozone pollution monitoring goes online

  For the first time internet users can monitor and track ground level ozone all over Europe at the click of a mouse. The European Environment Agency has launched a new website which allows people to

  • 25/07/2006

  • • Ozone Layer
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  Ozone hole over Tibet

  Claims Chinese study

  • 14/06/2006

  • Down To Earth
  • • Ozone Layer
    • Environmental Science
    • Research
    • China

• Ozone hole may disappear by '50

  The ozone hole over the Antarctic is likely to begin contracting in the future and may disappear by 2050 because of a reduction in the release of chlorofluorocarbons and other ozonedepleting gases,

  • 21/05/2006

  • • Ozone Layer

• Ozone layer slowly healing itself

  The ozone layer is showing signs of recovering, thanks to a drop in ozone-depleting chemicals, but it is unlikely to stabilise at pre-1980 levels, researchers said. Depletion of the earth's

  • 05/05/2006

  • • Ozone Layer
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  Ozone halo

  Around the Tibetan plateau

  • 14/01/2006

  • Down To Earth
  • • Canada
    • Ozone Layer
    • Environmental Science
    • Research

• Ozone depletion may take longer to mend

  The latest assessment of the depletion of the ozone layer that protects life on earth from excessive solar radiation indicates that the recovery of damage to this layer is likely to the delayed

  • 31/12/2005

  • Business Standard (New Delhi)
  • • Ozone Layer