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Impacts DHAKA: UK envoy warns Bangladesh of security risks VIENTIANE: Impact of climate change on Lao and Cambodian people MANILA: Climate change worries women worldwide BANGKOK: Himalayan meltdown JAKARTA: Climate change affects health in Indonesia JAKARTA: Climate solutions: Local nuance at the heart of climate policies ISLAMABAD: Weather going haywire KATHMANDU: ‘Serious water woes’ in 20 yrs BEIJING: Threatened giant pandas 'moving northward' JAKARTA: 'Indonesia's emissions up but still below global average'           Responses MUARA: Brunei, Asean can contribute to climate change studies DHAKA: Migration as an adaptation strategy CANCUN: Tensions rise at mid-point in Cancun CANCUN, MEXICO: Counting carbon footprints in Cancun JAKARTA: Climate change, biodiversity and REDD+ TAIPEI: Taiwan to start disposable cup program in '11 KUALA LUMPUR: Spotlight on water and climate KUALA LUMPUR: Climate deal needs equity in carbon space SINGAPORE: C02 : colourless, odourless - and priceless KUALA LUMPUR: Dire warning by scientists           Initiatives Vientiane: UN highlights impacts of climate change in Asia SEOUL: Challenges ahead for carbon trade scheme HA NOI: Climate change impacts on energy, transport assessed DHAKA: Asia leads in adaptation to climate change KUALA LUMPUR: Climate regime on the brink KUALA LUMPUR: Global debate on green economy GEORGE TOWN: No plastic bags from January in Malaysian state KUALA LUMPUR: Leaving oil in the ground to fight climate change VIENTIANE: Laos to focus on forest management to reduce global warming KUALA LUMPUR: The future of sustainable development            Bangladesh   DHAKA:  UK envoy warns Bangladesh of security risks   DHAKA:  Asia leads in adaptation to climate change   DHAKA:  Migration as an adaptation strategy   DHAKA:  Environment suffers urban impact   DHAKA:  Initiatives not enough to face climate change    Bhutan   THIMPHU:  Climate change tops SAARC summit in April   THIMPHU:  Dagachu qualifies UN framework for climate change   THIMPHU:  Global warming leaves LDCs in the cold    China   BEIJING:  Threatened giant pandas 'moving northward'   INNER MONGOLIA:  Building last line of defence against desert   BEIJING:  Beijing's green ambition   BEIJING:  China urges int'l trust on climate issue   BEIJING:  Climate issue in focus as ANN meeting convenes    India   Jammu:  Heat wave forces India's nomadic tribes to migrate early   NEW DELHI:  Merchants of Deceit   MUKUTMONIPUR:  ‘Paradise’ that suffers under Maoist threat   NEW DELHI:  Nature from up close   NEW DELHI:  India to commission study on equity of carbon space    Nepal   KATHMANDU:  ‘Serious water woes’ in 20 yrs   KATHMANDU:  'Glacial melting reports baseless'   KATHMANDU:  Icy matters   KATHMANDU:  Poison in the air   KATHMANDU:  Plastic pollution    Pakistan   ISLAMABAD:  Weather going haywire   ISLAMABAD:  PM vows to resolve environment issues   LAHORE:  Wetlands Nature Carnival held   LAHORE:  When rain comes, does spring?   LAHORE:  Punjab govt to take steps for mitigating global warming         Climate and Atmosphere-- Afghanistan         Climate and Atmosphere-- Bangladesh         Climate and Atmosphere-- Bhutan         Climate and Atmosphere-- China         Climate and Atmosphere-- India         Climate and Atmosphere-- Myanmar         Climate and Atmosphere-- Nepal         Climate and Atmosphere-- Pakistan         Climate and atmosphere 2005 Intergovermental Panel on Climate Change International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development United Nations Environmental Programme Pew Center on Global Climate Change Climate Institute World Meteorological Organization US Environmental Protection Agency IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme World Wide Fund for Nature Environmental Defense Fund Climate Action Network Greenpeace th!nk about it

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