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Vivek ji 15th August, Challenges, Energy : Vivek ji _{Saturday, 14 August 2010}
Vivek ji Baba ramdev and Divya yoga Pharmacy as I see: Vivek ji _{Sunday, 1 November 2009}
Vivek ji Another injustice by a system, Bhopal gas tregedy and aftermath: Vivek j _{Friday, 11 June 2010}
Vivek ji Love, Valentine's day and Indian culture: Vivek ji _{Thursday, 11 February 2010}
Vivek ji Congress, Rahul gandhi and Politics: Vivek ji _{Friday, 5 February 2010}

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Dry Regions Becoming Drier: Ocean Salinities Show an Intensified Water Cycle

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The stronger water cycle means arid regions have become drier and high rainfall regions wetter as atmospheric temperature increases.The study, co-authored by CSIRO scientists Paul Durack and Dr Susan Wijffels, shows the surface ocean beneath rainfall-dominated regions has freshened, whereas ocean re…

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Germany to pay half the cost of restoring Auschwitz memorial

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Germany committed itself Wednesday to paying half the cost of restoring the leaky buildings and crumbling personal possessions of the former Nazi death camp Auschwitz.

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On the Lighter Side... What Happens in Copenhagen Stays in Copenhagen

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What will take place in Copenhagen over the next few week is very important. Decisions taken there will shape the future of our planet (one way or another) to some degree, so we need to pay attention to the serious issues. But inevitably, when there's a big event like this, there's a kind of circus …

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UK and France propose climate fund for poor

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UK PM Gordon Brown and French President Nicolas Sarkozy have proposed a multi-billion-dollar fund to help developing nations deal with climate change.

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Too Fat To Graduate? Lincoln University's BMI Requirement Causes Uproar

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Lincoln University students now have one more hurdle to pass before they graduate: losing weight. According to a recently instituted requirement, university students with a body mass index (BMI) over 30 will have to take a physical education class in order to receive their diploma.

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" Religions are not done unless they talk about sex; politics is not favored if it does not include sex and its symbols; social leaders and moralist are not known without having a word to say about sex. Negative or positive but sex is what has taken most of the ink in this world to rewrite the same again and again. May be in different form and approach, may be in different words and language, may be in different era and epoch "
Vivek ji
From " The journey of Love"

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Arctic to be ice-free in summer in 20 years: scientist

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Global warming will leave the Arctic Ocean ice-free during the summer within 20 years, raising sea levels and harming wildlife such as seals and polar bears, a leading British polar scientist said on Thursday.

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India and China Wednesday signed an agreement to cooperate on ways to fight climate change. They will also continue to work together in international climate deal negotiations.

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U.S. must tackle emissions first: Chu

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The United States should get its own carbon-emitting house in order before looking to slap tariffs on energy-intensive goods from developing countries like China and India, U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu said on Tuesday.

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Mumbai Fishermen Take Action

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The Conservation Action Trust and Kolwanimata Mitra Mandal, a local fishermen organization, join hands in Mumbai to demand for action against climate change and to maintain CO2 level in the atmosphere at 350ppm.

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The carbon dioxide emissions of industrialized nations rose 1 percent in 2007, a “worrying rise” ahead of the climate summit in Copenhagen this December, the U.N. Climate Change Secretariat reported today.

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