UK CBAM To Recognise India’s CCTS Carbon Price From 2027
The UK Treasury has confirmed to India's Bureau of Energy Efficiency that the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) qualifies for

The UK Treasury has confirmed to India's Bureau of Energy Efficiency that the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) qualifies for

Targeting Indian and African markets of Solar powered pumps, Denmark-based pump manufacturer Grundfos yesterday announced that the company is working

Norway’s capital city of Oslo will become the world’s first metropolitan area to install wireless, induction-based charging stations for its

One of the world’s most vital ecosystems is set to take a step closer to a sustainable future, with the

KALLOLA 's annual Short Film Contest on Child Rights, which in its 4th consecutive year in 2018 revolved around bringing

When we speak of the wisdom of the masses, it usually strikes a chord. No one should dispute that communities

Almost a decade ago, The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution recognizing “the right to safe and clean drinking

Like every city, Gurugram had a neglected area, whose relevance was lost, as the urbanism engulfed it. However the Chakkarpur-Wazirabad

A quarter of all premature deaths and diseases worldwide are due to manmade pollution and environmental damage, the United Nations

Dr. 'Jackie' King, in winning the Stockholm Water Prize for 2019, has also become the first scientist from Africa to

The Republic of Dominica has a small power system that relies heavily on diesel to produce electricity. The average price

The Dubai-based think tank, International Institute for Cultural Diplomacy (IICD) has announced that it is partnering with the Imagindia Institute of

Darrell Blatchley, a marine biologist and environmentalist based in the Philippines tried his best to save a young Cuvier's beaked

