Indian Railways Strive To Fulfill Its Energy Needs With Solar
Indian Railways is seeking to build rooftop solar in 7,000 railway stations across the country, with 121.47 MW of installed rooftop solar capacity in 1,094 stations.
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Forest Act Amendment: Do We Really Need It?
According to the proposal, all the forests which were deemed and listed by state governments before 1996 will still be considered as forests, but forests that naturally grew on the…
Bitcoin And Its Impact On The Environment
Bitcoin is a process that requires a higher amount of energy as it gets more valuable. The more value it holds, the more complex mining of the puzzle gets, turning…
Food For Waste: The Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation Unique Initiative
Small hoteliers and street sellers will collaborate with the municipal government as part of this project. Following the delivery of the collected empty plastic bottles to the civic authority, the…
Five North-Eastern States Have The Highest Percentage Of Forest Cover.
According to the Forest Survey of India's recent study, forest loss has increased in India's mountainous states along its Himalayan border, which are already suffering from climate change (FSI).
India Is On Track To Paris Accord And COP 26 Commitment: Bhupender Yadav
At the moment, the United States and the European Union will consume more than a quarter of the remaining carbon budget for 1.5-degree warming, but accounting for only 10% of…
India’s First-Ever River Interlinking Project: A Threat To Tigers?
India’s first river interlinking project, the Ken-Betwa River linking project, has finally been granted clearance after nearly four decades of planning and conceptualisation. It will connect the rivers, Ken in…
Cheetah: All Set To Call India Its Home
The cheetah is ready to make a comeback in India after going extinct in 1952. The national government announced an action plan on Wednesday that will see 50 of these…
Approval For The Phase-II Of Green Energy Corridor Granted
The project, called “Green Energy Corridor Phase-II”, will aim to lay down 10,750 circuit kilometres of transmission lines by 2026, Union minister Anurag Thakur explained to the reporters. The union…
San Francisco: Leading The Way To Food Waste Management
Over the last decade, food waste has become a more widely recognised environmental issue around the world. Not only has the issue of wasted food become an ethical one in…
How World’s Largest Cruise Ship Deals With Its Waste.
Marine pollution experts in Germany and Brussels estimate that such a large ship would burn at least 150 tonnes of fuel per day, emitting more sulphur than a million cars,…
Using Enzymes In The Recycling Of PET Plastics
Carbios plans to develop a new technique to supercharge an enzyme found in compost heaps that ordinarily breaks down dead plant leaf membranes. Carbios has fine-tuned and improved this enzyme's…
Pineapple Waste Plates: Lifepack Is Making It Possible
Claudia Barona and Andres Benavides, a husband and wife partnership from Cali, established Lifepack 12 years ago. The duo has received numerous small business awards and has even appeared on…
World Clean Up Day: There Is No Plan B
There is no plan B due to the large-scale damage that has been done. 2.01 billion tonnes of solid waste are generated annually around the world, of which a person…
Bird Lover On A Mission To Save ‘Goraiya’ In Varanasi
Changing lifestyles have robbed the sparrows of their nests. People's attitudes toward birds and biodiversity have shifted as a result of the changing lifestyles of urban and semi-urban areas. The…