Climate Damage Is ‘Locked In’. The Bill for Carbon Is Rising Faster Than India’s Price for It.
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Mantel eyes sizable carbon capture project in Canada
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Biodegradable plastic invented to end microplastic conundrum
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Andhra Pradesh: PPAs formalised for 4 waste-to-energy projects
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Combating Sea Pollution: Indian Coast Guard gets pollution controlling vessel ‘Samudra Pratap’
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Delhi Cabinet steps-up efforts to clean natural environment
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Bioethanol from ‘tobacco’ – Chinese scientists discover novel pathway
Scientists at China’s Henan Agricultural University have unveiled an innovative pathway to repurpose tobacco plants from cigarette production to renewable
DoT, UNDP call for circular economy in India’s telecom sector
India’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT), in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), convened a national workshop in New
Climate change to cause stunting in South Asian children: USA Study
As the vagaries of environmental pollution rage each passing day, a new study by the University of California has held
J&K to employ 2.67 lakh tonnes of recycled waste in ‘Green Highways’
The Centre has informed the Parliament that Jammu and Kashmir has been set a target to utilise nearly 2.67 lakh
