Urban Age India: Climate Change and Cities Discussion Part 1

Bittu Sahgal, Editor of Sanctuary Magazine, Debi Goenka, Executive Trustee at Conservation Action Trust, and Geetam Tiwari, Professor at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, discuss "Climate Change and Cities," from the Urban Age India conference in Mumbai, 2-3 November 2007 (for more details please visit www.urbanage.net)


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[siddikaumatia]

only gov bus and taxi,s shd b provided in emergency.....!!this will make india more spacious....as well..!!

[siddikaumatia]

tell all the indians not to use cars.......instead use cycle........as the weather in india is good....bcoz it creates lot of pollution ....where as .people in foreign countrys use cars as they don,t have any option....as the weather is no gud

[cholopops1]

hi im jeffrey from Philippines.,.,.

and i have an idea...., a waste of a man or the carbon dioxide is processed by the plant,and turn again into oxygen that is a biological process.,., but the waste of a factory is to big to be process by the forest, it is mechanical to biological process that makes it too slow to process and creates lots of pending waste to be process.,., that makes our planet warmer and changes....

[taichung2020]

good job, from Taiwan!