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World Resources Institute

The World Resources Institute is an environmental research and policy organisation that creates solutions to protect the planet and improve people's lives.

Primary web addresses
http://www.wri.org/
Main Address
10 G Street, NE (Suite 800)
Washington DC DC 20002
Country
United States
Main Telephone
202 729-7600
Joined OneWorld
14.05.2001

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12.03.2004 "The world no longer has the luxury of time in achieving stability and security for the global climate system," warns the World Resources Institute in a statement issued in the run-up to next week's tenth anniversary of ratification of the Kyoto Protocol. During the past ten years greenhouse gas emissions have risen by 11 percent.
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11.11.2003 A large number of farmers in rural India are breathing a little bit easier these days. For decades, they have been locked into a government-organized trading scheme that nearly ensures they get fleeced by the middlemen when they sell their grains at auction. But now that's changing.
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05.11.2003 1.5 million farmers in 11,000 Indian villages have access to a wired computer--provided and maintained by a nationwide grain trading corporation--enabling them to follow price trends, deal directly with companies to get the highest possible prices for their crop, and exchange information about growing techniques and more.
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