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Climate Emergency and the Need for Meaningful Climate Partnerships

Comprehension of the phenomenon of climate change as a crisis forms the subject matter of the present article by Prof. Emmanuella Doussis. The author makes us view this emergency from different perspectives and establishes mere knowing it is not enough. We are already late in commencing the ‘doing’ process.

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Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emission in Electric Grid

Pathbreaking New Circuit Breaker Technology Promises to Keep Emissions in Check

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Revenue Generation and Decarbonization

India's CCTS as a Model for Climate Action

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Unseen Connections How Small Partnerships Drive Big Change in Sustainability

In the world of global sustainability, not all impactful collaborations are visible. While major initiatives often make headlines, it is the smaller, less-recognized partnerships that truly drive long-term change. In this article, Siya Chopra and Mohd Shehwaaz Khan explore how organizations play a vital role in facilitating these hidden yet powerful partnerships.

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Revolutionizing Renewable Energy

The Potent Uses of Plant Microbial Fuel Cells

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Greener Industries, Stronger Economies

Japan-India Collaboration on Technology Transfer for a Sustainable Future

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Fighting Urban Heat

How Cities can Brace the Warming World

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Can Carbon Market Be a Credible Source of Climate Finance in India?

Readers will agree, potential of carbon market as a source of climate financing for India is quite substantial, and very much forms the subject matter of this article. the contents make us aware of both the need and relevance of the climate finance, notably in the Indian context. In other words, how India can capitalize on this market.

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Empowering Youth for Sustainability

The Role of Higher Education Institutions in Climate Action

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Synergistic Localization of SDGs and Climate Actions in India

Circulating and Ecological Sphere Approach

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India and Japan Strategic Collaboration in Energy Transition

India and Japan have been associated with each other from the past many decades.

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Partnerships for Sustainable and Inclusive Business Ecosystems

Bridging the Gender Gap in Global Supply Chains

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Pioneering Climate Finance in India

TATA Capital's cleantech finance arm is leading India's efforts to decarbonize

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Zero-carbon Cooling in a Warming World

Expanding access while reducing carbon emissions

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Building Smart in the Himalayas

Sustainable Design Lessons from Sikkim

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Key Recommendations

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Study on Implementation of Compensatory Afforestation in India

This piece of writing by Ritika Singh and Aniruddh Soni sheds light on both limitation and potential of compensatory afforestation.

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Harnessing Decentralized Renewable Energy for Sustainable Aquaculture in Assam

The present article dedicates itself to discussion on the decentralized renewable energy (DRE) technologies. At present, the DRE is in its early phase, but holds immense potential from the perspective of sustainable development. How Kalong Kapili, an NGO, with the use of DRE technologies, has been producing constructive results, in contributing towards environmental, economic, and social development in a sustainable manner, specifically in aquaculture sector of the North-East India has been well arrested by the authors.

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Decoding India's Leadership in South Asia for Accelerating Sustainable Development and Climate Solutions

This article composed by Prof. Susmita Mitra and Dr Nitya Nanda explores India's possible role in advancing SSC in South Asia, focusing on the GEF-SGP as a model for promoting communitydriven environmental action and fostering regional collaboration.

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Indo-German Cooperation

How Indian Cities Are Shaping Sustainable Mobility

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Restoring Forests, Strengthening Communities

TERI's Climate Action in North-East India

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PFAS Management Exploring the Scope, Impacts, Evolving Challenges, and Mitigation Strategies

The PFAS represent one of the most pressing environmental and public health challenges of the 21st century.

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Knowledge Co-production

A collaborative research approach to addressing sustainability’s wicked problems

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Addressing Climate Change through Agroecology Insights from the JIVA Programme

The article by Dr Deepak Chamola, Pritam Majumdar and Dr R Ravi Babu makes the readers aware of the JIVA—an innovative programme that has the potential to enhance sustainability and make agriculture climate resilient. The trio is of the opinion—the participatory method in the planning process and farmer-to-farmer learning approaches will ensure the outreach and sustainability of the initiatives.

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Enabling Partnerships

The World Sustainable Development Summit and the Role of Track 1.5 Dialogue

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Citizen's Engagement in a Decentralized Wet Waste Management Approach

Waste management is a global challenge.

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India's Roadmap to COP33 Rethinking Climate Finance Post-COP29

The global economy is preparing for the upcoming COP30 and for that to happen, there is a lot to learn from COP29. This conference helped put into numbers the need to fill the gaps in climate finance alongside the deep-rooted issues that exist. Closing the gaps requires a movement away from minor upgrades to major and intentional changes that are embedded with elements of equity, accessibility, and accountability, says Abhinish Boora in this article.

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Energy Transitions Quo Vadis?

With his article, Ambassador Arne Walther, gives us the major takeaways of the COP29.

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Cyanobacteria Nature's Ally for Sustainable Development

This article penned by Farheen Islam and Dr Mandira Kochar makes the readers aware about the role cyanobacteria can play in mankind's efforts towards realization of sustainable development.

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Energy Critical Elements and India's Just Energy Transition

This article, contributed by Arpita Victor, examines the reliance of renewable energy technologies on the extraction and processing of energy critical elements (ECEs) and emphasizes the importance of ensuring that the energy transition is truly fair and equitable for all stakeholders impacted along the ECE value chain.