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  • Samsung's Eco-Friendly Step Towards Sustainable Tech

    Samsung has collaborated with accessory maker Slash B Slash to launch a new line of eco-friendly accessories for its Galaxy series, including the current Galaxy S24. These accessories, which contain over 40% post-consumer material (PCM) such as recycled plastic and vegan leather, demonstrate Samsung's dedication to sustainability.

  • Ekobae Transforms to be Eco-friendly Business with Woman Artistry

    Surbhi Manocha Choudhary, the founder of the Bharat Ki Beti Foundation, is an inspiration because she is committed to women's health and empowerment. Her charity works on important issues such as menstruation hygiene, mental health, nutrition education, financial literacy, and women's inclusion. She also founded Ekobae, an eco-friendly firm that sells handcrafted things manufactured by women in order to financially empower them.

  • Jammu Sanskriti School Hosts Inaugural Global Sustainability Fest

    Jammu Sanskriti School in Jammu hosted a pioneering Global Sustainability Fest to encourage action towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The event, which was attended by kids, educators, community leaders, and sustainability specialists, promoted debate and collaboration on global issues.

  • Tamil Nadu's Renewable Energy Initiatives

    Tamil Nadu has historically prioritized green energy measures, with the state pioneering wind energy production since 1986. The formation of the Tamil Nadu Green Energy Corporation Limited (TNGECL) intends to restore the state's leadership in renewable energy. With wind, solar, hydro, and co-generation, Tamil Nadu has a total green energy capacity of 34,700 MW, which exceeds 50% of its energy mix.

  • Goa's Ambitious Plan for Wind Energy Expansion

    The Goa administration has launched on a drive to position itself as a wind electricity generation hub by launching 100MW Vertical Axis Wind Turbine projects around the state. The Goa Energy Development Agency (GEDA) has issued an Expression of Interest (EOI) to manufacturers and developers interested in establishing wind power plants in Goa using vertical axis wind turbines.

  • Plaksha University Launches Center for Clean Energy to Curb Carbon Emissions

    Plaksha University, a forward-thinking tech institution in India, has announced the launch of the Indorama Ventures Center for Clean Energy. This dedicated center marks a significant step in India's journey towards a sustainable future. With a focus on research, industry partnerships, and public awareness, the center aims to accelerate the transition to clean energy sources and significantly reduce carbon emissions.

  • Professional Women Engage with Minister on Women Empowerment in the Indian Power Sector

    On February 15, 2024, a group of 25 mid-career women executives from India's power sector met with Union Minister for Power and New and Renewable Energy, Shri R. K. Singh, in New Delhi. This conference was a turning point for the WePOWER SAR100 programme, which aims to train 100 female energy experts from Southeast Asia.

  • Punjab Agricultural University Champions Agro-Processing for Profit and Sustainability

    The Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) is urging farmers to embrace agro-processing as a key to unlocking both profit and sustainable development. This call comes amidst growing concerns about the economic viability of traditional agriculture in the face of rising input costs and volatile market prices.

  • Peeling Away Waste: Scientists Transform Banana Peels into Sustainable Packaging

    Imagine finishing a banana and contributing to a cleaner planet simultaneously. Scientists at South Dakota State University have made this a reality by turning those discarded peels into eco-friendly packaging. With an estimated 36 million tons of banana peels ending up in landfills annually, this innovation offers a promising solution to the plastic waste crisis.

  • UK Embraces "Water Cremation" as Eco-Friendly Funeral Option

    Forget fire, the UK is now offering a greener alternative for end-of-life ceremonies: water cremation. This process, also known as resomation or alkaline hydrolysis, gently returns the body to ash using water and a mild alkaline solution. Unlike traditional cremation, which uses significant energy and releases emissions, water cremation boasts a smaller environmental footprint, making it an appealing option for environmentally conscious individuals.