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Dear readers,
2022 is on track to be one of the world’s warmest years, and has coincided with the coronavirus pandemic, leading people to desire a more sustainable future.
A study has shown a significant increase in rainfall in large parts of Africa over the past few decades, while the Indian state of Kerala has been experiencing an onslaught of heavy rains, floods, landslides and droughts over the last few years.
A recent study by the Centre for Science and Environment found that Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu are among five Indian states with the dirtiest coal power stations.
On the technology front, we learn about Thailand’s new early warning technology which will protect 70 million from disasters, and the effect of bioenergy crops on cultivated areas. |
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2022 may continue the trend of world’s warmest years: UK Met Office, 07 January 2022
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Significant increase in rainfall in north, central Africa: Study, 04 January 2022
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