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Global meet on climate change
Normally climate is measured by clouds depending on their thickness, dark or light etc., which used to be accurate once. But there is now much more beyond the clouds which is resulted by global warming said the Director of TU Delft Climate Institute, Netherlands Dr Herman Russchenberg.
Tirupati: Normally climate is measured by clouds depending on their thickness, dark or light etc., which used to be accurate once. But there is now much more beyond the clouds which is resulted by global warming said the Director of TU Delft Climate Institute, Netherlands Dr Herman Russchenberg.
He was speaking as a Chief Guest at a three- day international conference on “Understanding, Predicting and Projecting Climate Change over Asian Region”.
It was jointly organized by SV University and National Atmospheric Research Laboratory (NARL), Gadanki and inaugurated at SVU senate Hall in Tirupati on Sunday. Herman Russchenberg said, climate change and urbanisation together are making their impacts worldwide which are to be studied with a holistic approach.
