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| JOIN OUR COP27 TEAM AND DATA EXPERTS IN THIS PRE-COP WEBINAR TO GET A BIRD’S-EYE VIEW OF THE CLIMATE VAGARIES THAT INDIA FACES |
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The extreme weather events in the first nine months of 2022 have caused over 2,700 deaths and damaged 1.9 million hectares of cropped area. Five states reported extreme weather on more than 100 days this year: Madhya Pradesh, Assam, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh. These – and a host of other similar data and information – are a part of Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) and Down To Earth’s new e-book on the state of extreme weather events in India in 2022. The book contains a comprehensive database of disasters and tracks seven extreme weather phenomena, as well as the loss and damage that can be attributed to them. FOR DETAILS, CONTACT: Sukanya Nair |
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| Report | |
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CLIMATE INDIA 2022: An assessment of extreme weather events |
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| CLIMATE INDIA 2022: An assessment of extreme weather events By: Sunita Narain Director General, CSE |
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| Extreme weather events through seasons By: Kiran Pandey Programme Director, Environment Resource Unit CSE |
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| Extreme weather events What the report tells us By: Rajit Sengupta Associate Editor, Down To Earth |
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Sunita Narain Director General CSE |
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Kiran Pandey Programme Director Environment Resources Unit, CSE |
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Rajit Sengupta Assistant Editor Copy Down to Earth magazine |
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Akshit Sangomla Senior Reporter Down to Earth |
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