In an effort to safeguard the endangered Olive Ridley turtles, Tamil Nadu has embarked on a pioneering initiative. The state government has established the first-ever climate-resilient hatcheries in ten locations across eight coastal districts. This move addresses the growing threats posed by climate change to these vulnerable creatures.
A new study reveals a concerning consequence of climate change: its impact on global river flows. While climate change is known to drive extreme weather events like heatwaves, droughts, and intense glacier melt, this research highlights a previously under-recognized consequence - altered seasonal river flow patterns.
Ride-hailing giant Uber is making strides towards a greener future with the introduction of its innovative 'Emission Savings' feature. This functionality empowers users in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, and Bengaluru to track their environmental impact by visualizing the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions they avoid when opting for Uber Green vehicles.
Gwalior Airport unveils a brand new terminal building, aiming to not only address the surge in passenger traffic but also set a benchmark for sustainable aviation in the region. This eco-friendly terminal, boasting a sprawling 20,000 square meters, embodies a vision for a greener future in air travel.
The Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) has taken a significant step towards supporting climate action in the country.
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) has announced a significant commitment to tackling climate change and its impact on healthcare.
IBM is stepping up its commitment to tackling climate change by pledging up to $45 million over the next five years. This initiative focuses on bolstering the resilience of cities in the face of a changing climate.
Recently, CapGemini, a sustainability consulting firm, hosted a workshop focused on climate adaptation and social sustainability. The workshop, led by Capgemini Invent, underscored the crucial role of adapting to our evolving climate to safeguard both people and the planet.
Climate concerns are pushing multinational corporations to curb business travel emissions. A recent analysis by the Travel Smart campaign revealed that 85% of the 328 large companies examined lack concrete plans to significantly reduce or replace air travel with train journeys or remote work options.
Soumya Swaminathan, the Chief Scientist of the World Health Organization (WHO), expressed optimism regarding India's ability to tackle infectious diseases, climate change, and nutritional challenges. Her confidence stems from India's robust institutional framework, emphasis on collaboration, and growing technological expertise.
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