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CHITRAL NEWS
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Oil tanker
burns after toppling
(09
May)
:
Chitrali sergeant
killed in Swat Ops
(09
May)
:
Boroghil Festival
scrapping
-letter
(08
May)
:
Assembly
demands wheat inquiry (07
May)
:
Kalash festival set for
13
May
(06
May)
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Couple killed in
Yarkhun (05
May)
:
Yak polo games hit
by war on terror (05
May)
:
New RHC for Booni
(03
May)
:
Telephone exchange
vandalised
(03
May)
:
Main Chitral road
blocked at Broze (03
May)
:
PESCO corruption -letter (03
May)
:
Banks extend
business timings
(02
May)
:
Battle for Chitral
--113 years on -letter
(02
May)
:
Kalash valleys
fast loosing trees
(01
May)
:
Minister's
activities in Chitral (01
May)
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Of Justice and
Compassion..-Article (30 Apr)
:
A Chitrali in
Melbourne
(30 Apr)
:
Qaqlasht Festival
concludes
(30 Apr)
:
Battle for Chitral
--113 years on (28 Apr)
:
New
Sessions Judge appointed
(27 Apr)
:
Protesters claim
'fast unto death'
(26
Apr)
:
Saudi fund for
Golen hydel project
(25
Apr)
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MNA supports LG
system abolition (25
Apr)
:
Snow leopard
collar recovered
(23
Apr)
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Chitralis welcome
Minister
(23
Apr)
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Forecast for
big sea level rise
Sea levels could rise by up to
one-and-a-half metres by the end of this century,
according to a new scientific analysis. This is
substantially more than the Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change (IPCC) forecast in last year's landmark
assessment of climate science.
Sea level rise of this magnitude would have major
impacts on low-lying countries such as Bangladesh.The
findings were presented at a major science conference in
Vienna. The research group is not the first to suggest
that the IPCC's forecast of an average rise in global
sea levels of 28-43cm by 2100 is too conservative. The
IPCC was unable to include the contribution from
"accelerated" melting of polar ice sheets as water
temperatures warm because the processes involved were
not yet understood. The new analysis comes from a
UK/Finnish team which has built a computer model linking
temperatures to sea levels for the last two millennia.
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