Global Warming Thriller from Le French Book Gets Title and Cover - Press Release - Digital Journal
Le French Book's team wanted the cover to give a feeling of impending disaster, with a French touch, and chose to include the image of a tupilaq. Readers learn in the novel that it "is a monster made up of bits of dead humans and animals. Certain shamans collect bones and frozen flesh scattered in the snow. They then mark out a magical place that communes with dark forces and dance around debris, singing ritual words to infuse it with life...Naturally, this is just a legend.” The novel's hero receives a statue of one as a welcome gift when he arrives in Greenland.RTCC Climate Change News - Ban Ki-moon could oversee climate target debate
The EU has suggested that a UN meeting of world leaders on climate change to be convened next September could host a debate on climate change targets.Zambia : WB gives Zambia US $ 35 million for climate change project
The World Bank has given the Zambian Government about US$35 million for a pilot resilient climate change project in Western Province.'Global warning doesn't concern 40 percent of adult Indians' | TwoCircles.net
According to the report, supported by Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation, while 43 percent of adult Indians are informed or experienced, an almost equal number of 42 percent are unconcerned, indifferent or disengaged.
The remaining 15 percent are undecided, says the report titled “Global Warming's Six Indias” that categorises the views of adult Indians in six segments.
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