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Call for debate on climate change

Thiruvananthapuram: Forest Minister Benoy Viswom has called for a general debate on global warming, climate change and conservation of forests.

Inaugurating a two-day global meet on Human Activities and Climate Change here on Friday , he said climate change and its impact was a subject that had to be discussed not only by scientists and experts but the general public also.

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