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To make people eat sustainably and healthy, study recommends the tried-and-tested "cigarette pack" approach
To make people eat sustainably and healthy, study recommends the tried-and-tested "cigarette pack" approach
These Indian species are most threatened by climate change and severe weather, according to the IUCN
These Indian species are most threatened by climate change and severe weather, according to the IUCN
Increasing global warming and light pollution levels could severely affect ground telescope observations
Increasing global warming and light pollution levels could severely affect ground telescope observations
Still believe ESG is a waste of time? 90% executives report early, significant returns, says Infosys
Still believe ESG is a waste of time? 90% executives report early, significant returns, says Infosys
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies should follow Ethereum’s lead to be more sustainable: Expert
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies should follow Ethereum’s lead to be more sustainable: Expert
Indian heatwaves could soon break 'survivability limit', cause 3.4 crore job losses
Indian heatwaves could soon break 'survivability limit', cause 3.4 crore job losses
New Indian sustainable jet fuel technology could cut aviation emissions by 80%
New Indian sustainable jet fuel technology could cut aviation emissions by 80%
Global fossil fuel use to skyrocket before falling drastically over next decade; India to reach 2030 emission targets easily: report
Global fossil fuel use to skyrocket before falling drastically over next decade; India to reach 2030 emission targets easily: report
Mumbai, Delhi ranked lowest among 6o global cities for public transit systems
Mumbai, Delhi ranked lowest among 6o global cities for public transit systems
As women struggle to make up even one-third of corporate boards, Europe mandates 40% reservation for women
As women struggle to make up even one-third of corporate boards, Europe mandates 40% reservation for women
COP27 attendees criticised for hypocrisy after Egypt receives 400 private jets
COP27 attendees criticised for hypocrisy after Egypt receives 400 private jets
EU to make large companies disclose their environmental impacts much more extensively; will other nations follow suit?
EU to make large companies disclose their environmental impacts much more extensively; will other nations follow suit?
While 62% Indian businesses admit sustainable strategies can be profitable, only 7% actually reap its benefits
While 62% Indian businesses admit sustainable strategies can be profitable, only 7% actually reap its benefits
Sea levels rose by one centimetre in past two years; last eight years might be the hottest ever: WMO
Sea levels rose by one centimetre in past two years; last eight years might be the hottest ever: WMO
Our chance to make incremental changes is over, warns UNEP’s new report ahead of COP 27; projects 2.8°C warming by 2100
Our chance to make incremental changes is over, warns UNEP’s new report ahead of COP 27; projects 2.8°C warming by 2100
A climate change-induced natural disaster has struck India every day of 2022 so far, new CSE report shows
A climate change-induced natural disaster has struck India every day of 2022 so far, new CSE report shows
The Ocean must be considered a “legal and living entity” with rights similar to humans to address climate change, scientists propose
The Ocean must be considered a “legal and living entity” with rights similar to humans to address climate change, scientists propose
Breathe Easy This Diwali: New Study Indicates Air Pollution’s Effect on Indians is Bad, But Might Not Be as Lethal as Estimated!
Breathe Easy This Diwali: New Study Indicates Air Pollution’s Effect on Indians is Bad, But Might Not Be as Lethal as Estimated!
World’s capacity to capture carbon  — a crucial climate change mitigation action — is likely to increase sixfold by 2030! But is it enough?
World’s capacity to capture carbon  — a crucial climate change mitigation action — is likely to increase sixfold by 2030! But is it enough?
Modern slavery: 50 million — mostly women, children, and migrants — still trapped in forced labour and marriages, UN asserts
Modern slavery: 50 million — mostly women, children, and migrants — still trapped in forced labour and marriages, UN asserts
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