Author: Anjali Joisa

The United Nations has sounded a red alert as new pledges by countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions fall far short of the action required to stop runaway global warming

New rules announced by the power ministry on selling surplus electricity from rooftop solar installations could hold back expansion of the sector that has seen slow growth

Climate change made the Uttarakhand flash flood in the Indian Himalayas possible, and poor development policies on building dams and roads made it disastrous

The United Nations has warned that immediate action is needed to face the triple environmental emergency of climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution

A long-term low-carbon economic strategy can help a country to reduce policy uncertainty, which would help investment decisions by both the public and private sectors

While an Indian net-zero announcement may add to the international momentum, it also risks being a hollow pandering to global pressures at best

Policymakers need to take into account resilient practices of indigenous peoples and the wisdom they have honed over generations to combat climate change

Creating demand and supply for sustainable palm oil in India, the world's biggest importing nation, is vital for greening global supply chains

Norwegian ambassador Hans Jacob Frydenlund speaks in an interview about deepening science cooperation, the impact of the pandemic and India’s Arctic policy

How India meets its ever increasing power demands through clean energy sources will largely determine international efforts to tackle climate change