Sumitomo, Graphyte make JV to bolster biomass carbon removal credits
Japan’s Sumitomo Corporation has partnered with Graphyte, Inc., a U.S.-based startup in the decarbonization sector, to establish a joint venture
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Highlights of Pune Environment Status Report (ESR)
Households with solar water heaters double Households using solar water heating units have almost doubled in the city in the last
Beware Delhi! Toxic Metals Found in Vegetables Grown along Yamuna’s Floodplains
A study conducted by the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) has found dangerous level of metals in vegetables grown
Monsoon Brings Respite but Better Plan Needed for Storage and Crops
The southwest monsoon did arrive fashionably late but has performed in style. After keeping the country occupied with cloud watching
Starting Today, We Are Borrowing From the Future. This Is How
On July 29, humanity used nature’s resource budget for the entire year, according to Global Footprint Network, an international sustainability
European Union Lending Arm EIB Ready to Ditch Fossil Fuel
The European Investment bank in its latest draft policy document which it released Friday, proposes to “phase out support to
Corporate Pledges for Going Renewable. Have They Outlived Their Purpose?
The Re100, an initiative started presumably to showcase 100 global corporates who make a commitment to the environment, has just
Centre Wants States to Compete in Water Conservation Race
Giving the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan twist to water conservation, the central government now wants states to compete to tackle one
Carbon Trading to Encourage Mangrove Conservation in Africa
Mangroves are special due to their ability to sequester vast amounts of carbon, act as a coastal buffer against erosion
Report Finds India’s EV Budget Just a Third of Fuel Subsidies
The fuel subsidies given to petrol and diesel between October 2018 and June 2019 was almost three times the three-year
Shaping an Anti-Plastic World, One Country at a Time
This month, Panama became the latest country to ban single-use plastics, especially bags. More than 90 countries now have similar
Alarm Over Rising Toxicity of Rivers and Groundwater
The Government has raised an alarm over the rising levels of toxicity in the rivers as well as leaching into
Food Sustainability: Research Suggests a 5-Course Menu
With the world population expected to reach nearly 10 Billion by 2050, a new report shows the global food system
