Indians more worried on climate change

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Just before world leaders assemble in Copenhagen to discuss climate change, a new global survey shows sharp differences among people in different countries about global warming.
 
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Throwing up an interesting contrast in the world's two fastest growing nations, China and India, the Global Attitudes survey by the respected Pew Research Center shows 67 percent Indians are worried about global warming as against just 30 percent Chinese.

Text: IANS

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Image: An iceberg melts in Kulusuk Bay, eastern Greenland. The melting of the Greenland ice cap and its effect on the area around Greenland is one of the more immediate effects of climate change.