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Researchers in Bangladesh say that a new strain of rice may be able to withstand floods which wreak havoc every year.
Some of the previous contributors to the Green Room respond to readers' questions.
The BBC's Paul Reynolds looks at the first debate on climate in the Security Council
Sea water around the Severn Estuary is rising and the salt marshes are eroding, a geological expert says.
Animal cloning can deliver environmental benefits to developing nations, this week's Green Room argues.
New varieties of crops able to function in a warmer world are needed if famines are to be avoided, researchers say.
Hindu gods are immersed in the Thames in west London, as hundreds witness the event.
Scientists identify a gene that will allow rice plants to survive being completely submerged in water for up to two weeks.
For the tsunami-hit farmers and fishermen of India's Andamans the future is far from certain, writes Subir Bhaumik.
More than half of Bangladesh is affected by flooding, and one town in north-east India is close to being completely submerged.
New underwater vehicles are set to make discoveries in the deepest regions of the world's oceans.
You told us how water affects your lives. Listen to people's stories and experiences from around the world.
The UK submarine rescue service, based in Scotland, is a vital part of NATO's rescue organisation.
Police in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh say they have released Arundhati Roy and at least 500 other anti-dam activists.
Award-winning Indian writer Arundhati Roy has donated her prize money to an anti-dam campaign in Gujarat.
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