Environment
Kutch to have 41.5 GW Hybrid Renewable Park
14 Sep 2020
Draft EIA notification seeks to do away with environment protection: critics
12 Aug 2020
Instead of overhauling the environmental clearance system, the ministry proposes to leave environment protection to be decided by the needs of industrial and infrastructural projects
Wall Street investors react to climate change
19 Feb 2020
Climate change is being felt in a corner of the world different from where one might expect: Wall Street, where some of the biggest investors are starting to take action
UN climate change conference COP25 declares failure
16 Dec 2019
Observers of the summit in Madrid held G20 countries – especially with the US, Brazil, Australia, Saudi Arabia – and major oil, gas and coal companies responsible for undermining the climate ambition and blocking the progress of climate action
Climate change near `point of no return’, warns UN chief
02 Dec 2019
Global talks tasked with neutralising the threat of global warming are still discussing procedures and goals while the picture of the world’s climate-led future is too close for comfort, warns United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres
No end in sight for Delhi’s pollution crisis
04 Nov 2019
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