Climate Damage Is ‘Locked In’. The Bill for Carbon Is Rising Faster Than India’s Price for It.
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Abandoning Coal: Japan Scraps Another Thermal Power Plant, Lessons for India
Three major Japanese energy giants announced this week that they have scrapped plans to explore the feasibility of a 2GW
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NGT’s proposed Yamuna cess treats every citizen as a polluter. Fair, or Unfair?
The National Green Tribunal, last week strongly expressed its dissatisfaction over the cleaning of Yamuna, and directed the State governments
Water Woes in Punjab come home as Entire Village Puts Itself for Sale
An entire village situated at the borders of Punjab and Rajasthan called Koyal Kheda is for sale. Koel Khera is
Why Are Citizens Protesting Waste to Energy Plants in India?
After Delhi, Mumbai is likely to get waste to energy plants. the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has mentioned waste-to-energy plants
The ‘Blue’ in Planet Earth May no Longer be Blue by 2100, says MIT Study
Climate change is causing significant changes to Phytoplankton in the world’s oceans. A new study by MIT has gives it
Don’t let Winter fool you. 2018 Was The Fourth Hottest Year on record- NASA
NASA's Data confirms that the five warmest years in recorded history have been the last five, and that 18 of the
Finland’s Second-Hand Goods Markets targets Sustainability challenge
This may sound like a hoarders dream place but there is more to them than meets the eye. The stores
National Green Tribunal: Scientists’ Number on Bench Reduced To Just 2
After putting the bill for groundwater extraction on standstill, the National green tribunal has come under fire. The bench, which
Wanted- More Stella Bowles, the Canadian Teen Who Stopped River Contamination
Stella Bowles started a project to understand the depths of the contamination and encouraged people around her to change, and
UN Report: Environmental Laws Only Good on Paper
According to a United Nations report, there has been a dramatic increase in adoption of environmental laws around the globe.
