In the face of escalating air pollution, Indian cities can significantly improve air quality and public health by adopting LEZs and ZEZs, inspired by successful global models. By prioritizing zero-emission vehicles and sustainable urban mobility, these innovative strategies offer a roadmap for a cleaner and healthier future.
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.
Carbon Market Uncovered: Safeguarding the Planet and Protecting Indigenous Rights Read More »
The Himalayan region, with only 20% of its 500 GW potential harnessed, faces significant risks due to its susceptibility to earthquakes, landslides, and floods. Environmental activists argue that construction and deforestation for hydropower projects increase disaster risks.
Experts emphasize the need for more resilient infrastructure, improved early warning systems, and strict compliance with safety regulations.
Hydropower in the Indian Himalayas: A Renewable Resource Facing Growing Threats Read More »
An overview of energy transition by 2050, India pathway of transforming to a net-zero emissions energy system and the role of energy electrification.
Energy Transition – An Indian Overview Read More »