Each country must navigate its unique circumstances while contributing to a broader global goal. Success will depend on a pragmatic, balanced approach that leverages both traditional and renewable energy sources, alongside innovations in climate technology and policy frameworks.
Scientists, policy-makers and the government must engage with farmer leaders and come out with mutually acceptable solutions.
The Ministry of Environment & Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) serves as the Central Government’s nodal agency for overseeing the implementation of India’s environment and forest policies.
States’ deficit indicators are set to worsen as spending spigots open up in a competitive political environment. To compensate they need to find an additional source of revenue. Agriculture income tax, which comes under the control of states, holds the potential of being an important revenue source if a beginning is made now
The global shift towards renewable energy has placed biofuels at the centre of many national energy strategies, and India is no exception.
The Prime Minister of India presented a vision for the country's transportation system centered on the seven Cs: common, connected, convenient, congestion-free, charged, clean, and cutting-edge mobility, at the Global Mobility Summit in September 2018.
The closure of the UK's last coal-fired plant highlights the shift to renewables and nuclear energy amid climate concerns. Should India consider diversifying its energy sources too?