December 10, 2006
Extreme Weather Patterns Doubled in Central India
A team from Center for Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences and the Indian Institute of Tropical Metrology has analyzed data from five decades in Central India to point out that the number of extreme weather incidences has almost doubled in the country and that policy makers need to understand this to make plans for rescue and rehabilitation to minimize losses to life and property.
This report includes an
article published by the magazine Science.
It also includes an
interview by one of the scientists - Dr. Venugopal Vuruputur - by BBC. This interview was also published by BBC and this link is a streaming of the original.
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Posted by collective at December 10, 2006 08:02 PM
were can i find patterns of indian weather,any good site or book
