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Ride to Recharge: On June 16th & 17th , come out andride in Climate Cycle's 4th annual Ride to Recharge!Date: 25 May 2012

On June 16th & 17th, you are invited to participate in Climate Cycle’s 4th annual Ride to Recharge! Climate Cyclists will pedal along the Chicago lakefront with people of all skill levels and walks of life coming together to help our students and schools go green. Routes options range from 4-miles to 125-miles, with all routes ending in Grant Park for a momentous closing ceremony. All participants receive lunch, t-shirt, goody bag and qualify for other fun prizes.

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Mekong ARCC: First Full Team Scoping Working Session on Task 2

25 May – 31 May 2012Location:: Mercure Hotel Vientiane Lao PDRThe aim of Task 2 is to undertake a climate change impact and adaptation study on the water resources, food security, livelihoods and biodiversity of the Lower Mekong Basin … more >>

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Mekong Climate Change Adaptation and Impact Study: Team Scoping and Baseline Session22 April – 7 May 2012Location :: Mercure Hotel Vientiane Lao PDRThe aim of Task 2 is to undertake a climate change impact and adaptation study on the water resources, food security, livelihoods and biodiversity of the Lower Mekong Basin … more >>

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Prioritizing Adaptation And Mitigation Strategies For Agriculture In South And Southeast AsiaDate: 22 February - 24 February 2012Location: Hotel Rama Gardens, 9/9 Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, Bangkok, Thailand

South Asia is a priority region for CCAFS and the program will soon expand its work to cover Southeast Asia. To prioritize research strategies and identify potential partners and sites in the new region, CCAFS and Asia-Pacific Association of Agricultural Research Institutes (APAARI) will organize an Expert Consultation on Prioritizing Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies for Agriculture in South and Southeast Asia involving various stakeholders. To review the current state of understanding of the climate change.

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Putting Bioenergy on the MapAuthor: Professor Judi W. WakhunguBioenergy can provide many benefits: climate change mitigation, energy security, access to energy and rural development, to name a few. But it also presents environmental and social risks, such as increased greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions…Attached file: bioenergymap.docTags: bioenergy, climate change, energy

Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security Author: CCAFS and CTABioenergy can provide many benefits: climate change mitigation, energy security, access to energy and rural development, to name a few. But it also presents environmental and social risks, such as increased greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions…Attached file: bioenergymap.docTags: agriculture, food, environment

Towards Policies for Climate Change Mitigation: Incentives and benefits for smallholder farmersAuthor: M.T. van Wijk, M.C. Rufino, D. Enahoro, D. Parsons, S. Silvestri, R.O.

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Putting Bioenergy on the MapAuthor: Professor Judi W. WakhunguBioenergy can provide many benefits: climate change mitigation, energy security, access to energy and rural development, to name a few. But it also presents environmental and social risks, such as increased greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions…Attached file: bioenergymap.docTags: bioenergy, climate change, energy

Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security Author: CCAFS and CTABioenergy can provide many benefits: climate change mitigation, energy security, access to energy and rural development, to name a few. But it also presents environmental and social risks, such as increased greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions…Attached file: bioenergymap.docTags: agriculture, food, environment

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New options for flood control could help during dry spellsAuthor: Professor Judi W. Wakhungu... Thailand, like many other countries, struggles to handle both too much and too ... caused $40 billion in damages and left one third of Thailand—including parts of Bangkok, the … Attached file: bioenergymap.doc

Thailand's blueprint to rein in fallout from floods and drought - Christian Science MonitorAuthor: CCAFS and CTA... of destructive floods while increasing the ability of Thailand and other countries to maintain or even boost crop production in the face of increasing climate uncertainty, other countries to maintain or even boost crop production in the face of increasing ...

Rapid Climate Change Threatens World’s Rice BowlAuthor: M.T. van Wijk, M.C. Rufino, D. Enahoro, D. Parsons, S. Silvestri, R.O.

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New options for flood control could help during dry spells12 April 2012Author: James SmithLocation: Bangkok, Thailand

Last year’s record flooding in the Chao Phraya River’s watershed caused $40 billion in damages and left one third of Thailand—including parts of Bangkok —underwater for weeks. The prolonged media coverage, however, completely drowned out most recollections of the record drought that the country experienced in 2010. For Thailand, managing the agricultural challenges presented by climate change means planning to handle both too much water and too little. One solution, Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR), sets aside land in upstream areas of major rivers to “capture” floodwater and direct it into natural underground aquifers. With fully “charged” aquifers, farmers could then maintain rice yields during dry spells.

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Reaching out to agriculture officers in Nepal with climate smart information Author: Gopal Bhatta | Posted by: Saowalak on 20 April 2012 |

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Gopal Bhatta, Science Officer for the South Asia benchmark site, recently participated in a refresher workshop organized by Sheetal Ganj Gramodyog Sewa Samiti, New Delhi, India. The workshop included sessions that ranged from climate smart agriculture to group dynamics in resource management which attracted a total of 12 District Agriculture Officers and agriculture engineers from different parts of Nepal. Gopal talked to the officers about climate smart agriculture and how it could be piloted and up-scaled in different parts of Nepal. This blog post is a summary of the session held by Gopal Bhatta in late April.

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Clean Fleets for a Cleaner WorldAuthor: Bushra Al Fardan | Posted by: Saowalak on 15 April 2012 |

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Cars, trucks and other road transport vehicles, while essential for commercial and humanitarian work, exert a considerable adverse impact on the environment. Estimates are that road vehicles consume more than a third of the world’s supply of petroleum and contribute nearly one-fifth of global carbon dioxide emissions. These vehicles are also a significant source of air pollution which can adversely affect human health and the environment. In urban areas, about 70 per cent of air pollution comes from road vehicles.

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Clean Fleets for a Cleaner WorldAuthor: Bushra Al Fardan | Posted by: Saowalak on 15 April 2012 |

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Cars, trucks and other road transport vehicles, while essential for commercial and humanitarian work, exert a considerable adverse impact on the environment. Estimates are that road vehicles consume more than a third of the world’s supply of petroleum and contribute nearly one-fifth of global carbon dioxide emissions. These vehicles are also a significant source of air pollution which can adversely affect human health and the environment. In urban areas, about 70 per cent of air pollution comes from road vehicles.

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cut carbon emissions by six per cent by 2011. By early 2008, it had already surpassed its goal, even though it had increased its fleet from 262 vehicles to 313. Some 80 drivers have been trained in environmentally friendly safe driving techniques while 122 vehicles (or 41 per cent of the fleet) have been replaced with cleaner models, including hybrid electric vehicles.

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