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Why the 2026 World Cup could be football's biggest climate polluter yet, according to new researchThe upcoming FIFA Men's World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico faces criticism for its environmental impact. Researchers warn it could be ...- JSW–The Times of India Earth Care Awards Recognises Champions of Climate Action and Sustainability
- Tata Steel shares dip over 2% as UK project may face 6-8 month delay amid electricity access issuesTata Steel's ambitious low-carbon steel project in the UK is facing a significant delay. The commissioning of the new electric arc furnace ...
- Sustainable Aviation Fuel production volumes still disappointing: IATA DG Willie WalshThe International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released estimates showing that global Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production is...
- Tata Steel says UK plant's low-emission project facing delays in securing electricity accessTata Steel's significant UK project for low-carbon steel production is facing delays. The company is experiencing a setback of six to eight...
- Cement companies' profitability to moderate in FY27 on rising fuel, logistics costs: ICRAIn FY27, Indian cement manufacturers are anticipated to experience a notable dip in profits, ranging from 10-15%. The escalating prices of ...
- Coal gasification can raise India's resource security amid decarbonisation uncertainties: ReportWhile coal gasification presents uncertain decarbonisation outcomes, it can play a crucial role in strengthening the country's raw material...
- India submits its revised targets for 2031-35 to the UN's climate change bodyThe development comes after the Cabinet in March approved the nationally determined contributions (NDC) -- the non-binding, voluntary clima...
- Jindal Steel deploys syngas in furnaces to counter shortages of natural gas, LPGJindal Steel has successfully used syngas in its galvanizing and color coating furnaces. This move counters shortages of natural gas, LPG, ...
- Climate change is within reachEmerging economies need substantial funds to clean up steel and cement production. These sectors are major polluters and require costly car...
- Mission carbon market: RE, green hydrogen among eight segments receive clearanceThe government has approved detailed procedures for an offset mechanism across various segments like renewable energy and green hydrogen pr...
- Need right balance between development & carbon emissionsThe review of the economy emphasizes the importance of balancing development and carbon emissions mitigation globally. It acknowledges that...
- View: Carbon emissions must be priced, but a combo of markets and taxes offers a possible solutionThe Kyoto Protocol recognised the differential role of developed and developing economies in contributing to the stock of carbon through a ...
- Developed nations may face scrutiny over unfulfilled climate commitments at COP28: UN reportThe first-ever global stocktake, initiated in Glasgow in 2021, is expected to acknowledge that developed countries' historical emissions ha...
- Climate mitigation needs a carbon tax and rich countries supporting clean energy in developing economies: Robert O. MendelsohnSwitching to electricity-based transportation will be more expensive and harder to accomplish. Major emitters in manufacturing will also be...
- Climate mitigation needs a carbon tax and rich countries supporting clean energy in developing economies: Robert MendelsohnRobert O. Mendelsohn teaches environmental economics at Yale University.
- Environment ministry objects to Plan panel roadmap to deal with climate changeThe ministry has written to the Planning Commission making it clear that focusing solely on mitigation will not be practical for India.
- India and climate change talksIf emitters were to take mitigation, they could achieve reductions without denying poor in India prospects of humane existence.
- Say 'No' at CopenhagenAt Copenhagen, India should indicate to the US that it would not sign an unjust treaty permitting trade sanctions against other nations.
- Govt has no plans to levy tax on polluting industries: MinIndustries which cause pollution can take it easy, at least for now, as the government has no plans to levy tax on them to curb carbon emis...
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