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Satellites missing most farm fires in Punjab, Haryana; impact on Delhi highly underestimated: ReportThe Stubble Burning Status Report 2025 by the International Forum for Environment, Sustainability and Technology (iFOREST) said this led to...- India's emissions from ACs equal to that of cars now, set to double by 2035: ReportA recent survey reveals that air conditioners in India are projected to become the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions among applian...
- Coal mines closing, power plants shutting, workers in crisis: Our Ruhr Valley needs reinvention before it’s too lateOnce a powerhouse fueled by coal, Damodar Valley faces decline due to exhausted resources and pollution. The region, rich in infrastructure...
- Assam far from 13,428 MW rooftop solar energy generation potential, working to bridge gap: OfficialsAssam aims to significantly boost rooftop solar power generation, targeting 1,900 MW by 2030 under its Integrated Clean Energy Policy, desp...
- Around 7 pc of India's greenhouse gas emissions from industrial boilers: ReportA recent report reveals that boilers in India's factories contribute significantly to the nation's greenhouse gas emissions and air polluti...
- IREDA has sanctioned over Rs 3,000 crore for green energy projects in OdishaThe Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Limited has sanctioned over Rs 3,000 crore for green energy projects in Odisha. This include...
- Few cities have effective heat action plans: ReportCities lack heatwave preparedness, with limited resources allocated to mitigate extreme heat impact. Recommendations include redefining hea...
- iFOREST study reveals Assam's surging renewable energy potential, surpassing prior assessments by govt agenciesThe reassessed RE potential is adequate to support a low-carbon pathway to meet the state's growing electricity demand. While an increased ...
- EV transition to hit Haryana, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu the most. Here's whyThe rising sale of electric vehicles impacts ICE jobs. iFOREST survey projects challenges in EV transition, forecasting substantial growth ...
- Delhi pollution: Why drastic GRAP IV rules still hang fire even as citizens chokeLike every year in the recent past, Delhi is choking this year too as a deadly haze and accompanying noxious fumes spread their ghastly win...
- Odisha gets investment proposals worth Rs 4,940 crore in wind energy sectorThe prospective investors had one-to-one meetings with senior government officials and officials of state nodal agency GRIDCO, wherein an i...
- What makes Delhi's air toxic during Diwali festive season? It's not about firecrackers onlyMeteorological conditions, it turns out, have played a pivotal role in determining the air quality during the festival season and the winte...
- High hopes for climate and energy outcomes at G20 Summit as India takes leadExperts say the majority of the funding allocated to developing countries to address the effects of climate change and achieve their climat...
- Union home ministry renews FCRA licence of ORF for 5 yearsObserver Research Foundation (ORF) has had its Foreign Contribution Regulation Act licence renewed by the Union home ministry for five year...
- YWCA, 3 other NGOs lose FCRA licencesThe Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) of Delhi and several other non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have lost their Foreign Con...
- Hyderabad Public School Society gets FCRA licenceThe Hyderabad Public School Society in Telangana has been granted a five-year Foreign Contribution Registration Act (FCRA) license by the I...
- Cost of India quitting coal is $900 billion, think tank saysThe International Forum for Environment, Sustainability and Technology, known by the acronym iFOREST, released two reports detailing how mu...
- Indian coal hub juggles need for jobs with hope for greener futureCommunities in India's coal-mining hubs such as Angul face a conundrum: the climate-heating fossil fuel offers job prospects, and local eco...
- India needs to train 10 lakh people in air quality management, says new report"Our report shows that we need to train at least 1 million (10 lakh) people over the next five years for air quality management. This will ...
- Worried about climate change? There is more bad news for India"There is no good news for India in this report. In fact, everything about India is bad news," said Chandra Bhushan, Enviornmentalist & CEO...
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