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- India makes progress towards complete phase-out of Ozone-depleting HCFCsIndia has achieved significant progress in phasing out hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), exceeding Montreal Protocol targets by achieving 6...
- Ozone layer on track to return to 1980s levels by mid-century, says WMO reportA new WMO report indicates the Earth's ozone layer is recovering, projected to reach 1980s levels by mid-century, thanks to the Montreal Pr...
- World Ozone Day 2025: Significance, origins, theme this year - everything you need to knowWorld Ozone Day, observed annually on September 16th, highlights the ozone layer's vital role in protecting Earth from harmful UV radiation...
- Ozone layer on track to return to 1980s levels by mid-century, says WMO reportA new WMO report indicates the ozone layer is healing, potentially reaching 1980s levels by mid-century, thanks to the Montreal Protocol's ...
- Why energy efficiency should matter this World Ozone DayAs climate change accelerates, the need for efficient cooling systems becomes crucial. The Kigali Amendment aims to phase down harmful refr...
- World Ozone Day: How is the Earth's ozone layer doing, 28 years on?Earth's ozone layer is designed in such a way that most of the harmful radiation from our solar system's central star is dissipated, but in...
- India has successfully phased out production, consumption of ozone depleting substances: MoS Choubey
- India has successfully phased out production, consumption of ozone depleting substances, says MoS ChoubeyReferring to Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, which was recently ratified by India, the minister said issues relating to minimisi...
- Today is World Ozone Day: Know its significanceThe day marks the anniversary of the Montreal Protocol which was signed to keep in check Ozone depleting substances.
- Ozone turned Delhi into gas chamberIn analysis by the CSE in the run up to the World Environment Day shows there was significant ozone (03) build up this summer — April and M...
- Ozone pollution killed 2.54L worldwide in 2015, most deaths in IndiaAccording to the State of Global Air 2017 report, as many as 2.54 lakh deaths occurred in 2015 on account of exposure to ozone and its impa...
- Javadekar stresses on research to combat climate changeEnvironment minister Prakash Javadekar on Wednesday said that the challenge of climate change can be overcome with technology and research.
- Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar stresses on research to combat climate changeEnvironment Minister Prakash Javadekar today said that the challenge of climate change can be overcome with technology and research.
- Significant ozone built up in Delhi poses health risk: CSEThe CSE has called on the Delhi government to implement daily health alert and pollution emergency action.
- Informatics supported mechanism needed to manage resources: Prakash JavadekarHe said India stood committed to developing "biodiversity informatics" as an essential element of India's economic, environment and social ...
- An entrepreneur ought to be mobile and fluid, and be able to take quick & decisive calls: Kiran GopinathA formal education is not a prerequisite to be a successful entrepreneur. But you must be daring and innovative, says Kiran Gopinath .
- India criticises developed world on carbon emission issueIndia today said they did not fulfil their promise on the issue of transferring technology to the developing nations to meet carbon emissio...
- Full marks to Ozone's Sehgalsubhash Chandra Sehgal, the maker of No Marks cream wants the world to notice.
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