Climate Damage Is ‘Locked In’. The Bill for Carbon Is Rising Faster Than India’s Price for It.
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Global Cooling Prize
The Global Cooling Prize was today launched at the Global Cooling Innovation Summit being held in Delhi. With $ 3 million
IIT Delhi To Set Up Electric Vehicle Research & Innovation Science Park next year
IIT Delhi last Friday has announced setting up two new centres of Research and Innovative science park in its campus
HP, IKEA Join NextWave Plastics To Curb Ocean Plastic Pollution
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Tamil Nadu wrestles With Plastic Ban, Maharashtra Shows the Way
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25 Clean Air Measures to help 1 Billion Asians Breathe Clean, Safe Air
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The Decline of Coal? Myth versus Reality
According to the International Energy Agency's 'World Energy Outlook 2017' report, global energy needs will rise more slowly than in the
Air Purifiers for Home and small offices
As soon as Dussehra ends, air quality in India and especially in Northern India starts to take over the headlines.
AIIMS to get a Green Makeover & Save 16 Crores in Power Bills
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences has inaugurated its green hospital project recently, to join a clutch of green
South Africa Tops List in Greenpeace’s NO2 Pollution Hotspots Map
Greenpeace has revealed the world’s largest nitrogen dioxide hotspots across the six continents. Surprisingly, results shows Mpumalanga in South Africa
