Set against the Himalayas and Ladakh, the film portrays the implications of climate change on glaciers.

Syed Fayez;British High Commission; 2007.

Please refer to: http://ukinindia.fco.gov.uk/en/newsroom/press-centre/MediaLibrary/Videos/videos-2008/W-ClimateFirstOrphans101008

The film explains the issue and the role of wetlands in these mountain areas in regulating water flows; mitigating the impacts of climate change.

Satyen Wanchoo; Wetlands International; Length: 07:19.

Please refer to: http://www.wetlands.org/WatchRead/Videos/AdaptingtoClimateChangeJhelumBasinIndia/tabid/1426/Default.aspx

This video explores climate Change's effect on Himalayan glaciers and floods in Bihar. A snapshot of what's to come unless we Switch ON.

Switch ON; 2008; Length 04:19.

Please refer to: http://www.earthprotect.com/index.php?option=com_seyret&task=videodirectlink&id=574

Is there concrete evidence that the greenhouse effect is changing our climate? This video travels to Africa, Asia and North America to find out if the long-predicted change is already having an impact on society and economy.

Television Trust for Environment; 2007; 27 Minutes;
Please refer to: <http://csestore.cse.org.in/>

In the second of four films, Earth Report takes a look at how difficult it is to align what scienct indicates must be done, with what the international community is prepared to do.

Television Trust for Environment; 2007; Length: 27 Minutes.

Please refer to: <http://csestore.cse.org.in/>

Ever since the industrial revolution sparked the widespread burning of fossil fuels, climatologists have been preoccupied with measuring the effects of carbon dioxide on the earth's climate. In the first of films on climate change, Earth Report takes a look back over 200 years of evolving scientific thought that has shaped the global warming debate.

Television Trust for Environment; 2007; Length: 27 Minutes.

Please refer to: <http://csestore.cse.org.in/>

Cities are the cradles of civilisation. How will they fare as the impact of climate change hits us? Broadcasts of CSM’s city dialogues held across India with a multi-stakeholder panel and audience engagement are available on DVD. Originally broadcast on India’s national TV station, Doordarshan, in partnership with Lok Sabha TV, City Dialogue in six cities: Mumbai, Pune, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Chennai are available.

For details contact: info@csmworld.org

This film covers parts of Nalgond District, Andhra Pradesh State, India. This is one of the worst affected fluorosis parts in India. These kind of instances are increasing in different regions of the world, due to over exploitation of groundwater, climate variability, climate change, mismanagement of natural resources and ultimately increase in population.
Dr. N. Sai Bhaskar Reddy; 2004; Length: 04:31 Minutes.
Please refer to: <http://www.thewaterchannel.tv/index.php?option=com_hwdvideoshare&task=viewvideo&Itemid=53&video_id=117>

NDTV India's media report on Climate Change. This video draws on the United Nations annual report on human development which implies that climate change will lead to an increase in poverty and a decrease in nutrition levels in India.

NDTV;  2007; Length: 2:29 Minutes.

Please refer to: <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viIOh55hCAw>

This cyclone occured in Andhra Pradesh, India on 29th October, 2005. This is one of the outcomes of climate variability and climate change events happening all over the world. This video covers tracking of parts of the affected areas.

Dr. N. Sai Bhaskar Reddy; 2006; Length: 06:03 Minutes.

Please refer to: <http://www.thewaterchannel.tv/index.php?option=com_hwdvideoshare&task=viewvideo&Itemid=53&video_id=118>

Was the Kyoto summit merely a political fudge designed to appease the US Senate? We get verdicts from leading scientists, politicians and environmental lobbyists.

Television Trust for Environment; 1998; Length: 27 min.

Please refer to: <http://csestore.cse.org.in/>

How do women from around the world perceive and experience climate change? How are they reacting, what are they doing to cope with the challenges? Representatives of the globalnetwork 'GenderCC - Women for Climate Justice' were attending the United Nations Climate Conference (UNFCCC COP14) in Poznan in December 2008, where this podcast was taken.

Jacqueline van Maygaarden; gendercc.net; 2008; Length: 03:27 Minutes.

Please refer to: <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EZR4tx5puQ>

IN GOOD COMPANY is a film by the Centre for Social Markets (CSM) on corporate India and the climate challenge. Packed with interviews with India’s leading CEOs and entrepreneurs, the film shows how India Inc is poised to take leadership on climate change.

Centre for Social Markets; 25th May 2009; Length: 54 Minutes.

Please refer to: <http://www.ingoodcompany.csmworld.org/>

This video explores India's challenge of Development, Growth and Climate Change.

Allianz;  Length: 05:17.

Please refer to: <http://knowledge.allianz.com/en/media/videos/sunita_narain_climate.html >

As mobile phone usage becomes more commonplace in developing countries, cell phone games are emerging as an entertaining way to increase public advocacy. In India this month, the Danish government launched "Copenhagen Challenge," a detective game designed to educate Indian school children about climate change. Linda Blake reports from New Delhi on the latest educational usage of this technology.

Linda Blake; MYVOA.com; 2009; Length: 3:00 Minutes.

Please refer to: <http://community.myvoa.com/_Indian-Children-Focus-on-Climate-Change-Using-Mobile-Phone-Game/VIDEO/574871/45137.html>

A film about sea level rise and how it is affecting India. This documentary shows the complex web of disasters facing the tiny island of Ghormara in the Sunderbans of the Indo-gangetic Delta.

CSE; 2008. Length: 58 Minutes.

Please refer to: <http://csestore.cse.org.in/store1.asp?sec_id=4&subsec_id=32>

Meltdown Nepal tells the story of a former buddist monk turned trekking guide: Norbu. He has been a mountain guide of the region and climbed the Everest three times. But now, melting ice poses a great threat to Norbu's village and the whole area.

CSE; 2007.

Please refer to: <http://csestore.cse.org.in/>

A report highlighting impacts of global warming from the poles to the tropics - affecting a range of species from phytoplankton to polar bears, sea birds and coral reefs. In particular the salmon fishing industry in Alaska and Canada's Britich Columbia.

Television Trust for Environment; 1999; Length: 19 Minutes.

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This film examines a range of measures that could alleviate the problems of global warming - from switching to nuclear power and massive reforestation projects to energy conservation.

Television Trust for Environment; 1988; 52 Minutes.

Please refer to: <http://csestore.cse.org.in/>

Bittu Sahgal, Editor of Sanctuary Magazine, Debi Goenka, Executive Trustee at Conservation Action Trust, and Geetam Tiwari, Professor at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, discuss "Climate Change and Cities," from the Urban Age India conference in Mumbai, 2-3 November 2007 (for more details please visit www.urbanage.net)

Urban Age; 2007; Length 29 Minutes.

Please refer to:

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This is a beginners' guide to the phenomenon that affects us all. In twelve short minutes the viewer is taken on a guided tour of all the available science, mystery and myth surrounding the greenhouse effect. This film is essential viewing for all those with a curious mind and a desire to know.

Television Trust for Environment; Length: 12 minutes.

Please refer to: <http://csestore.cse.org.in/>