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| ''The climate deal is only to limit further temperature rises to well below 2C. It means the temperature levels already there will remain as they are and only further rises will be monitored for control. Even for this agreement, it is reported that a last minute telephonic call by Obama to Xi Jinping made it possible to reach at this agreement of bringing down further rises.'' | |
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Showing posts with label climate. Show all posts
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Sunday, 13 December 2015
A comment on Paris climate talks and draft agreement
Wednesday, 12 November 2014
A Comment on supply of Indian cattle to Australia and Brazil
My comment on an article "Climate change spurs positive for India: overseas demand for indigenous cattle rises" published in the economictimes.com Dated 11/11/2014 at 4:40 pm.
"Good news that our cattle are being demanded from Australia and Brazil. They have good farms and plains but their cattle population is decreasing.
It is good that our cattle can survive their climatic conditions and are able to reproduce.
But, one thing to be considered is that we have our own demand for milk and other dairy products. Instead of meeting our demands, they are thinking of exporting cattle to other countries for higher profits. This is not a welcome step.
First, we should meet our local demands. The prices have raised too much in the nearby one or two years. They should increase our production and bring down the prices first. Then only can they think of exporting to other countries."
"Good news that our cattle are being demanded from Australia and Brazil. They have good farms and plains but their cattle population is decreasing.
It is good that our cattle can survive their climatic conditions and are able to reproduce.
But, one thing to be considered is that we have our own demand for milk and other dairy products. Instead of meeting our demands, they are thinking of exporting cattle to other countries for higher profits. This is not a welcome step.
First, we should meet our local demands. The prices have raised too much in the nearby one or two years. They should increase our production and bring down the prices first. Then only can they think of exporting to other countries."
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