BELIEVE IT OR NOT: Govt of India has ‘NO FUNDS’ for study of ozone pollution in Delhi
The government’s grand claims of ‘Transforming India’ sometimes turn out to be just ‘creative writing.’ In the fresh development, the

The government’s grand claims of ‘Transforming India’ sometimes turn out to be just ‘creative writing.’ In the fresh development, the

The Tyler Prize, instituted in memory of conservationists, philanthropists and animal-lovers John and Alice Tyler has been announced. The award, that

A recent study by a group of Postdam scientists has found that the Paris Agreement apart from being politically sensible

For the many firms in India's renewable energy sector, a heavy government overhang was a given. For one, its the

After closing the decade with record growth, the residential solar plus storage market is set for takeoff in the 2020s.

In a first ever ranking of China's tech giants, on their carbon footprint, Greenpeace East Asia and the North China

Weeks after yet another 'win' in Australia, where the group has made a significant commitment to develop coal mines despite

In an major move, interesting for its India focus, besides the backers it has attracted, top Indian industrialists and entities

A special report by IRENA (International Renewable energy

In a sensible reminder of how the ground situation has changed to open up new facilities, IRENA's (International Renewable Energy

Union Minister for Railways and Commerce, Piyush Goyal has said that India has contributed the least to global warming but is still

A new report has revealed that India will need an estimated USD 2.64 trillion in investments to meet the United

Germany's latest announcement, that it would be investing $44.5 billion to wean itself off coal, by 2038, has kicked off

