The Divecha Centre for Climate Change was established at Indian Institute of Science in January 2009 with a generous financial contribution from Arjun and Diana Divecha and the Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment.
The primary goal of this centre is to understand climate variability and climate change and its impact on the environment. The Centre has undertaken outreach activities to create awareness among people and policy makers about climate change and its consequences.This has been done through workshops, lectures and quiz contests. An annual invited public lecture called the 'Jeremy Grantham Lecture on Climate Change' has been organized.
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In a recent study, we analyzed long-term satellite-based lightning observations over various parts of the Indian subcontinent.
The concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) is increasing on account of anthropogenic activities. Since climate
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In order to transform agroecosystems to become resilient to climate change there is an urgent need to undertake
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A combination of low rainfall and high temperature has a more serious impact on society than when these occur separately.
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During the past 50 years, the retreat of many Himalayan glaciers has been documented but these do not give us...
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Indian summer monsoon rainfall has shown a small decline in the seasonal mean during the past 50 years.
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Isotopes are elements with the same atomic numbers but different masses. Water is composed of one oxygen...
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Soot is one of the primary air pollutants which absorbs the sunlight and consequently warms the atmosphere...
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Most of the glaciers in the Himalayas have been receding during the past 50 years.This has led to the creation of many glacial lakes in the Himalayas...
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About 80% of the geographic area of Meghalaya is covered by forests and tree cover. Meghalaya is a part of the Indo- Myanmar...
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A 20 kiloWatt (peak) solar photovoltaic system was established at Indian Institute of Science in April 2013. The system...
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India has embarked on an ambitious program to expand solar power plants to a total installed capacity of 100 GW by 2022. Most...
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