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A conventional understanding of industry-driven 'development' of human societies does not account for ecological, environmental or social costs involved, the brunt of which is inequitably borne by different sections of society. South Asian Dialogues on Ecological Democracy or SADED is concerned with enabling dialogue between people on their interface with nature. (more)

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SADED is orgnizing a meeting Koi Bhuka N Soye on Date : 14 th -15 th May, 2010 Venue: Gandhi Peace Foyndation Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg, New Delhi.

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SADED is orgnizing a meeting Side-Events of People's SAARC on Date : 20 th April, 2010 Venue: Indian Social Institute, 10, Lodi Road , New Delhi (more)

SADED orgnized a meeting "Towards Building a People's Solidarity Forum For Radical Democracy in South Asia" at India Islamic Cultural Centre, Lodi Estate, New Delhi on 1st Feb 2010. (more)

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EU Grants Three Nations 14.5 Million Euros To Fight Climate Challenges

Three least developed nations has been pledged by European Union (EU) a grant of 14.5 million euros to implement the nations' strategic action plan for tackling climate change, a local media reported Tuesday.

http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v5/newsworld.php?id=502562

Bonn climate change talks aim to pick up the pieces from Copenhagen

A FRESH round of UN climate change talks got under way in Bonn yesterday in an effort to pick up the pieces after last December's summit in Copenhagen and pave the way for firmer action. The Copenhagen meeting may have postponed an outcome for at least a year, but it did not postpone the impacts of climate change,”

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/world/2010/0601/1224271589759.html

Cities to get hotter at night, predicts Met Office

Global warming and the increasing size and density of cities could cause the number of nights when the temperature does not dip below 68F (20C) to rise dramatically, the Met Office found. In a process known as the urban heat island effect, cities can be up to 18F (10C) warmer at night than the surrounding countryside.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/7792212/Cities-to-get-hotter-at-night-predicts-Met-Office.html

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