Myron MendesExecutive Director, Indian Network on Ethics and Climate Change In the Heart of the Amazon, COP30 Whispered When It Needed to Speak Boldly There are climate conferences where the host city feels like a backdrop. And then there is Belém, where the host city feels like a warning. You step out of the airport […]
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New methodology version 3.0.0 empowers customers to track, compare, and act on complete carbon data across global operations In a major stride toward deepening corporate climate accountability, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced a significant expansion of its Customer Carbon Footprint Tool (CCFT). The upgraded tool now includes Scope 3 emissions data, giving users a
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Cochin Shipyard backs breakthrough pollutant-derived hull coating under USHUS Maritime Innovation Scheme In a significant boost to India’s growing green innovation ecosystem, Kerala-based climate tech startup Neiox Eco Cycle has been awarded a ₹75 lakh prototyping grant from Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) under its USHUS Maritime Innovation Scheme. The grant recognizes Neiox’s groundbreaking work in
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In an era where the climate crisis defines global priorities, carbon credits have emerged as a key instrument to balance economic growth with environmental responsibility. These credits—representing one tonne of carbon dioxide (CO₂) avoided or removed from the atmosphere—allow businesses to offset emissions they can’t yet eliminate. For corporations, carbon credit policies go beyond compliance;
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DMRC’s Plan to Source Over 60% of Its Power from Clean Energy Will Make It India’s First Low-Carbon Metro System In a landmark move to reinforce India’s commitment to clean energy and sustainable mobility, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has announced plans to procure 500 million units (MU) of renewable energy annually to power
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With $1.9M Funding and a New Demo Plant, the ‘Without’ Founder Is Turning India’s Toughest Waste into Global Climate Solutions In a year brimming with breakthroughs for India’s climate innovation landscape, Pune-based entrepreneur Anish Malpani has emerged as a shining example of how local ingenuity can solve global problems. Founder of the sustainability startup Without,
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Three-Year Roadmap to Drive Sustainable, Inclusive, and Climate-Resilient Development Across Asia and Beyond In a significant step toward sustainable development and climate action, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH have announced an expanded partnership aimed at accelerating investment in green infrastructure and resilient development across Asia
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China’s Northeast Forestry University pioneers a sustainable, strong, and biodegradable bamboo-based plastic poised to transform global manufacturing In a remarkable stride toward a plastic-free planet, researchers at China’s Northeast Forestry University have unveiled a revolutionary bamboo bioplastic that could change the face of global manufacturing. The newly developed material, derived entirely from bamboo cellulose, mimics
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IUCN’s WALD Innovation Facility Unveils Six High-Impact Carbon Projects for Climate, Biodiversity, and Community Empowerment In a major step toward advancing global climate and biodiversity goals, the WALD Innovation Facility, managed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and financed by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through KfW
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Most of us think of sustainability as something that happens in policies, industries, or tech innovations. But the truth is — the biggest climate actions often begin in the smallest spaces: our kitchens. From food waste to excessive energy use, our kitchens can unknowingly contribute significantly to our carbon footprint. Yet, with just a few
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