From Times of India “Chandigarh: In a powerful push toward sustainability, the Chandigarh Administration has unveiled an ambitious roadmap to slash carbon dioxide emissions by over 1.2 crore tonnes by the year 2030. This green mission is part of the newly launched State Action Plan for Climate Change 2.0 (SAPCC), approved by the Centre. “AtContinue reading “Green goals: Chandigarh Eyes 1.26Cr Tonne CO2 Drop by 2030”
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MCD likely to install rooftop solar panels on 989 buildings to cut power costs
From The Economic Times “SynopsisThe Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) plans to install rooftop solar power plants on 989 buildings, collaborating with NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Limited (NVVN) to reduce reliance on conventional power and lower electricity costs. This initiative aims for 10-15 MW solar capacity, utilizing NVVN’s spare capacity from Delhi Police projects.” ClickContinue reading “MCD likely to install rooftop solar panels on 989 buildings to cut power costs”
Nepal Grapples With Climate Change; Samjung Village Dries Up | WION Dispatch
From WION “Nepal is sounding an urgent alarm for climate financing. The country is grappling with deepening vulnerability to climate change. From fragile highlands to threatened livelihoods, the impacts are severe, forcing entire villages to be uprooted.” Click Here to Watch By WION Dispatch 3 July 2025
India projected to be fourth largest electric car manufacturer by 2030, China to lead: Report
From The Economic Times “SynopsisIndia’s electric four-wheeler manufacturing capacity is projected to surge tenfold by 2030, positioning it as a major global player. While domestic demand is expected to increase, production capacity will likely exceed it, creating export opportunities. To compete with China, Indian manufacturers must focus on reducing costs, with government support and protectionistContinue reading “India projected to be fourth largest electric car manufacturer by 2030, China to lead: Report”
When Will Extreme Heat Become Unlivable?
From PBS Terra “Heat is the deadliest weather hazard in the U.S. and many places around the world, and it’s only getting worse. The most deadly heat waves so far have been dry heat waves. But a new threat is rising: humid heat waves, aka wet-bulb events. “Scientists have identified wet-bulb temperatures where sweat can’tContinue reading “When Will Extreme Heat Become Unlivable?”
Can solar power spark a shift away from coal in India?
From The Economic Times “SynopsisIndia’s solar power surge in early 2025 led to a rare decline in fossil fuel power production, potentially setting the stage for reduced annual coal consumption. A record 32.4% jump in solar generation helped utilities meet demand while cutting natural gas output. With expectations of above-average monsoon rains boosting hydropower, furtherContinue reading “Can solar power spark a shift away from coal in India?”
After wet May, searing heatwave, a result of how climate change modifying weather systems
From Times of India “Experts are increasingly pointing to climate change as a major driver behind the rising frequency, intensity, and changing geography of heatwaves across the country.” Click Here to Read More By Neel Kamal 13 June 2025
Almost 2 billion lives in South Asia at risk from rising snow and glacier melt: report
From South China Morning Post “The risks are aggravated by black carbon pollution, which could curb water supply from many rivers flowing through the Himalayan plains.” Click Here to Read More By Biman Mukherji 2 June 2025
India’s Cooling Challenge
From Climate Emergency Forum “In-depth discussion on the escalating climate crisis in India, focusing on the nation’s acute vulnerability and the urgent need for innovative cooling solutions. Dr. Soumitra Das, founder of the Healthy Climate Initiative, outlines how India’s population density and geographic diversity, including Himalayan glaciers and populated coastlines, compound climate risks. He highlightsContinue reading “India’s Cooling Challenge”
India, a major user of coal power, is making large gains in clean energy adoption. Here is how.
From The Economic Times “SynopsisIndia, a major carbon emitter, is aggressively expanding its clean energy sector, with solar power becoming increasingly cost-effective. While coal still dominates electricity generation, renewable energy capacity is rapidly growing, driven by government policies and private investments. Challenges remain in optimizing renewable energy use and building necessary infrastructure to meet theContinue reading “India, a major user of coal power, is making large gains in clean energy adoption. Here is how.”
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