Researchers at IISER, Bhopal, have revealed that India's green cover has absorbed more carbon annually in the past decade. However, carbon sequestration rates decline during climate extremes like ...

A study by IISER Bhopal reveals India's green cover has been a significant carbon sink over the past decade. However, this rate of sequestration declines during climate extremes like droughts, ...

The green cover in India has absorbed more carbon than it emitted annually in the last decade, but the rate of sequestration declines during extreme climate events such as drought, a study has ...

India’s green cover absorbs more carbon than it emits, but extreme climate events highlight challenges to the country’s broader climate commitments and actions ...

India, home to 17% of the global population ... such as regenerative farming, soil carbon sequestration, afforestation, agroforestry and mangroves, and engineered permanent removal solutions ...

Winters in Delhi crystallize India’s clamour for moving on its climate-action goals: achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2070, acquiring 500GW of renewable energy capacity and reducing the ...

It is more important than ever for large, industrialized nations like India and the United States to reduce their impact on worldwide emissions as we continue to exploit fossil fuels on the path to ...

The second edition of WBCSD’s India Connect is set to take place from 26-27 February in Mumbai, India. The two-day event, ...

India stands at a crossroads ... energy targets and the National Green Hydrogen Mission, highlights the transformative potential of technology in reducing carbon footprint and ensuring energy ...

By slashing customs duties on everything from cobalt powder to lithium-ion battery scrap, the government is essentially rolling out the red carpet for India’s green industrial revolution.

The union budget for FY26 continued with the government's emphasis on energy transition announcing a Nuclear Energy Mission with ... which is key to India's green energy goals.

The green cover in India has absorbed more carbon than it emitted annually in the last decade, but the rate of sequestration declines during extreme climate events such as drought, a study has ...