Storms
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| Initial release | United Kingdom |
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| Directors | David Dhawan |
| Languages | Hindi |
| Composers | Bappi Lahiri |
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| Anuradha Paudwal | |
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| ID | 2466835 |
About Storms
A son tries to reunite his estranged parents who were forced to separate to protect the father's political career.
The Dumfries street that has flooded more than 200 times
... As the winter approaches - and with it more rain and Storms - what is it like living and working in an area where flooding is a constant threat? Colin James, has lived on the street for the past five years and has seen the situation get worse...
It's bears versus robot wolves in ageing Japan
... Acorn harvests typically adhere to a An autumn of exceptional harvest can mean a dismal one the following year, and a bad year can be made worse when intense Storms - more frequent now because of climate change - destroys crops...
Where people have to choose between food or home insurance
... The 59-year-old has lived her whole life in New Orleans, which sits on Louisiana s Gulf Coast in a zone climate experts call Hurricane Alley for the devastating Storms - including Hurricane Katrina in 2005 - that routinely crash against its shores...
China congress: How one man on a bridge marred Xi Jinping's big moment
... Tapping into a vein of discontent, it has ignited one of the most widespread social media Storms - and censorship crackdowns - seen in recent years, leaving an enduring legacy in Chinese dissent...
Storm Arwen: Up your game, Ofgem tells energy firms
... He said a new action plan would ensure better preparedness for future Storms...
Heat wave in India leaves millions struggling to cope
... The major one was weak western disturbances - Storms originating in the Mediterranean region - which meant little pre-monsoon rainfall in north-western and central India...
Wildfires may slow recovery of ozone layer - study
... An influential panel of scientists warned in a on Monday that climate change is leading to more frequent weather extremes, including wildfires, flooding and Storms...
River Severn flooding: Severe warnings remain in place
... Major incidents were declared in Ironbridge and Bewdley after the flooding was caused by heavy rain during three recent Storms - Dudley, Eunice and Franklin...
Wildfires may slow recovery of ozone layer - study
Increasing wildfires in a warming world may slow The Recovery of the ozone layer, according to new research.
Smoke from Australian wildfires two years ago had an impact on the layer that shields The Earth from harmful UV rays, satellite observations suggest.
The study found bushfires were so intense that smoke rose into the atmosphere, causing a set of chemical reactions leading to The Loss of ozone.
The Scientists calculated a total ozone loss of 1% within March 2020 alone.
They said this could set back progress made in recent decades to ban chemicals that deplete the ozone layer.
At mid latitudes the ozone layer is recovering at a rate of about 1% a decade. Damage from wildfires will slow this considerably, said Prof Susan Solomon , of the US Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who led the research.
" All the Hard Work that The World went to to reduce chlorofluorocarbons (ozone-depleting chemicals once used in aerosol sprays) is not paying off as well in the areas that experience extreme wildfires, " she told Bbc News .
" The Best hope would be that we reduce Global Warming gases also and stop increasing the wildfires, but that's obviously more difficult. "
Commenting on the research, published in the journal Prof Clare Murphy (Paton-Walsh) of the University of Wollongong, said ozone loss was likely to be repeated during intense fire episodes and these are predicted to increase with Climate Change in The Coming decades.
" Any slowdown in The Recovery of ozone in the mid-latitudes will increase the overall exposure to UV-radiation for Australians and hence may impact the occurrence of skin cancers in future, " She Said .
An influential panel of scientists warned in a on Monday that Climate Change is leading to more frequent weather extremes, including wildfires, flooding and Storms .
Source of news: bbc.com
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