The latest Environment Performance Index report 2022 released by the Yale University, Columbia University and McCall MacBain Foundation ranked India last among the 180 assessed countries.
India’s first e-waste project Vadodara E-Waste Project which was launched on Feb 14 2014 by the then CM of Gujarat Narendra Modi has officially been shut down after two years of no functioning.
A recent study has cast doubts on the nature of climate change contributions from corporations.
The climate change conference hosted by Germany in Bonn starting next week will set the tone for the upcoming COP27 to be held in Cairo, Egypt. The Bonn conference will focus on climate change, emission reductions and adaptation strategies in changing climate.
The latest report released by the association of 55 developing nations across Asia, Africa and America highlighted that the disasters and climate change impacts have affected one-fifth of their economic growth.
Pritam Pal, a former High Court judge and chairman of the Monitoring Committee constituted by the National Green Authority (NGT), addressed the officers of various departments at the Mini Secretariat on Tuesday. He said that proper management of e-waste is necessary along with municipal waste from poultry farms, and biomedical waste from hospitals.
Heat Waves are soon to get names like hurricanes and cyclones. The aim is to be able to identify and spread awareness easily among the masses.
Indian governments notified Green Energy Open Access rules on the 6th of June, it is aimed at streamlining the distribution and increasing the scope of demand.
One of the leading Pune based real estate Kolte-Patil Developers (KDPL) developer has collaborated with Tata power to establish the EV charging stations in all of its Pune based projects.
India along with 10 other nations released a cross-regional joint statement declaring that the developing countries require more time beyond 2050 to achieve the agreed net-zero target.
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