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Carbon Market enables the trading of carbon credits to offset GHG emissions. However, it faces criticism for “greenwashing” and “Carbon Piracy,” where indigenous communities may be exploited, highlighting the need for stronger regulations and rights protection. Innovations such as blockchain and third-party verification offer transparency, making the market a potential driver of both environmental and social sustainability when managed inclusively and ethically.
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As per WHO, more than 4.2 million deaths occur every year due to outdoor air pollution alone. With the increase in development and growth of the urban population, Delhi has witnessed a significant rise in the demand for transportation, construction, and energy. Simultaneously, a rise in serious environmental conditions like poor AQI (Air Quality Index)