Setting Sail Towards Carbon Accountability
The International Maritime Organization has approved a framework requiring ships to pay for carbon emissions, starting 2028. The framework sets...
Decarbonisation
Critical Minerals Are Set To Rock Geopolitical Status Quo
When China, the world’s top processor of rare earths, moved to ban the export of its rare earth extraction and...
COP 28 May Have Been Right, Fossil Fuels Are Likely Over
Fossil fuels are being rapidly displaced by decarbonised sources of energy but not everyone is yet onboard. The resolution adopted...
India’s Mid-Term Mitigation Action Plan Needs Ambitious Targets
A recent working paper advocates for India to set more ambitious mid-term emissions reduction targets by 2035, aligning with global...
The Path To Net-Zero Emissions Runs Through Industry
As government leaders and climate negotiators gather in Dubai for the COP28 United Nations climate conference, an enormous challenge looms...
Climate Damage: Who Pays And How?
COP28 will take stock of the step change in ambition needed, but the gulf in climate finance promises and realities...
Will Gaza Jeopardise India’s Energy Resilience?
India’s renewable energy transition has been commendable, but the nation still relies heavily on fossil fuels. It is the world’s...
Coal-fired Contradictions: Why Climate Action Needs A Circuit Breaker
Slow efforts to decarbonise are blamed on low political will — but time is running out to transition, and a...
On Bumpy Road To Net Zero, Trucks Shift Gear To Reduce Emissions
Anjar Ahmed, a truck driver in his fifties, recently embarked on a journey from Dispur in Assam to deliver tiles...
How India Can Help Grow Its Economy Through Stronger Climate Action
India is an emerging economy at the cusp of sizeable growth: over the next three decades, its gross domestic product...
RBI Report On Impact Of Climate Change On Economic Growth, Stability
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has focused on climate change as the primary theme in its Report on Currency...
