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Kristeligt Dagblad (Denmark), 23.12.
U-lande
viser fremtidens klima
Nicaragua er et eksempel på, hvordan klimaforandringerne vil
ramme verden
bdnews24 (Bangladesh), 22.12.
Climate
talks a success for Bangladesh: Hasan
The Jakarta Post (Indonesia), 21.12.
Making
a green leap into the future
Stevie Emilia
Straits Times (Singapore), 18.12.
News
in pictures on Friday
Myanmar Times (Myanmar), 14.12.
Changing
climate hurts Myanmar
Aye Sapay Phyu / Sann Oo
Jamaica Observer (Jamaica), 13.12.09
Jamaica
among islands at highest climate risk, says report
Petre Williams-Raynor
Thanhnien News (Vietnam), 13.12.09
Vietnam
third most disaster-ravaged nation in 2008
Vietnam ranked third among countries worst hit by extreme weather events
last year, according to a climate change study released Tuesday.
Corriere Della Sera (Italy), 11.12.09
Rischio
climatico: l'Italia ai primi posti
Il nostro punto debole sono le ondate di calore estivo che possono
mietere migliaia di vittime in una sola stagione
Franco Foresta Martin
Jamaica Observer (Jamaica), 11.12.09
Climate
risk costly for Caribbean countries
The Jakarta Post (Indonesia), 10.12.09
RI
among most exposed to climate change
Adianto P. Simamora
Siam Daily News (Thailand), 10.12.09
Climate
change impact in Indonesia among the worst in the world: study
SKNVibes (Saint Kitts and Nevis), 9.12.
Climate
risk costly for Caribbean countries
Indi Mclymont
Hindustan Times (India), 9.12.09
Think
global, act global
Samar Halarnkar
Folkekirkens Noedhjaelp (Finnland), 9.12.09
Tre
lande hårdest ramt af ekstremt vejrlig
Bangladesh, Burma og Honduras er de tre lande i verden, der i de seneste
20 år er blevet allerhårdest ramt af ekstreme vejrfænomener
Linda Nordahl Jakobsen
Kaieteur News Online (Guyana), 9.12.09
Guyana
ranks 93 on Climate Risk Index
Neil Marks
Caribbian360.com (Barbados), 9.12.09
Climate
risk costly for Caribbean countries
The Guardian (UK), 9.12.09
Met
Office figures confirm noughties as warmest decade in recorded history
The past 10 years have been the warmest decade recorded in 160 years,
despite 1998 being the warmest year on record
John Vidal
Sky News (USA), 9.12.09
Bangladesh,
Burma 'worst-hit by weather'
ABC News (Australia), 9.12.09
Bangladesh
worst hit by climate change
Bangladesh, Burma and Honduras were the countries most severely affected
by extreme weather events from 1990 to 2008, according to a climate change
risk study published overnight.
The Telegraph (India), 9.12.09
Weather
exacts too high a price - India among top Ten losers
G.S. MUDUR
Bernama.com (Malaysia), 9.12.09
Vietnam
Suffers Large Consequences From Extreme Weather
Irish Times (Ireland), 9.12.09
2009
likely to be fifth-warmest on record, data shows
Frank McDonald
The Sydney Morning Herald, 9.12.09
Bangladesh,
Burma 'worst-hit by weather'
Manila Bulletin (Philippines), 9.12.09
Bangladesh,
Myanmar worst-hit by extreme weather
Hellenic Business News (Greece), 9.12.09
(Climate
Risk Index)
Radio Taiwan International (Taiwan), 9.12.09
(Climate
Risk Index)
The New Republic (USA), 9.12.09
Storms,
Floods, Droughts - And Not Much Help To Weather Them
Seyward Darby
Vietnews (Vietnam), 9.12.09
Vietnam
in top 10 disaster hit countries
Vietnam has the dubious honor of being in this year's top 10 list of
countries worst affected by extreme weather, according to a new report.
Thuy Hang
Financial Express (Bangladesh), 8.12.09
Banglades
most affected by climate change: report
Democracy Now (USA), 8.12.09
Report:
Burma, Yemen and Vietnam Hardest Hit by Extreme Weather in 2008
Including TV-Interview with Christoph Bals on the Index and the placement
of the US
The Daily Star (Bangladesh), 8.12.09
Bangladesh
worst affected by changing climate
Pinaki Roy
Earth Times, 8.12.09
Report:
Deaths by and costs of 'extreme weather' on the rise
Elespectador (Colombia), 8.12.09
Colombia,
en el puesto 80 de los más afectados por el clima
Venezuela ocupa la casilla 11 del índice de los más
afectados de la década, justo debajo de China.
Pablo Correa
Bdnews24.com (Bangladesh), 8.12.09
Bangladesh
most affected by climate change: report