Nepal and India reached a substantial long-term agreement on Thursday for the export of 10,000 MW of power from Nepal to India over the next ten years.
The National Committee on Transmission (NCT) has approved around ten new transmission projects totaling more than Rs 6,600 crore. Notably, two significant projects account for a total of 5,281 crore. The NCT's approval allows these projects to submit bids.
Uttar Pradesh is launching a green energy strategy with a 1 lakh crore investment for approximately 125 clean energy projects.
Over the last year, we have seen many energy and climate records broken, which has brought both encouraging and disturbing news.
A new study published in Nature Climate Change and headed by Philip Manlick, an adjunct professor in the UNM Department of Biology and a research scientist with the USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, demonstrates the severe impact of climate change on high-latitude ecosystems.
The World Health Organization had released an Operational Framework aimed at protecting health systems against climate-related shocks while also reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Several sectors, including climate solutions firms, have embraced artificial intelligence (AI) as a tool to efficiently understand large amounts of climate-related data over the last year.
Climate-friendly acts can only be encouraged in communities where everyone has the financial, physical, and time resources to make the necessary changes.
In 2023, the world faced an onslaught of unprecedented climate extremes, bringing the urgency of global climate action to the forefront. The year was marked by record-breaking heat waves, severe floods, worsening wildfires, and rising sea levels, all of which had a global impact, including in India.
Climate change is real, and we will see it after 2023, which will be the warmest year on record. Global warming is endangering the entire biodiversity, and it is a call for human survival on Earth.
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