According to new research from Greenpeace International, nearly 90% of Indians support cutting plastic manufacturing to tackle pollution and climate change.
Climate change poses a huge risk to India's agriculture sector, which supports over 130 million farmers and provides food security for 1.4 billion Indians.
A study by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and the European Central Bank revealed how inflation could spiral out of control in a hotter future.
Rosie Paul and Sridevi Changali, architects from India, are experimenting with mud construction as a potential answer to climate change.
The global desire to reduce carbon emissions has resulted in the development of solar power plants as a sustainable alternative to polluting energy sources, and one such is the world’s largest solar plant going to be built in India.
The United Nations has designated March 30th as the International Day of Zero trash, a global event to combat the growing problem of trash accumulation.
Uttaranchal University hosted a nationwide workshop on Sustainable Smart Waste Management for Smart Cities (Hybrid Mode) in Dehradun, India.
A couple hailing from Madurai, India, Krishnan Subramanian, and Gowri Gopinath launched YellowBag in 2014 with the aim of addressing the alarming increase in urban plastic pollution.
While mercury has reached 38°C in various locations and is anticipated to cross 40°C shortly, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) anticipates more hot days in 2024.
Indian Institute of Science (IISc) scientists in Bengaluru have devised a construction material that can partially replace natural sand. IISc's Centre for Sustainable Technologies (CST) is investigating ways to repurpose industrial waste gas CO2.
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