India’s climate diplomacy has to move up a gear
India needs to adopt a coordinated strategy when it comes to climate diplomacy so that financial and technological resources are prioritised and reallocated
Tag: policymaking
Rethink gender issues to better tackle climate change
Strategies to deal with global warming need to direct more resources towards gender equality as faulty assumptions on gender issues distort how we think about climate change
Countries need long-term strategy to combat climate crisis
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
India’s air dirtiest, but clean-up budget slashed
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has cut federal allocations to tackle urban air pollution by half, even as India’s cities remain among the most polluted globally
What Joe Biden’s win means for global climate agreements
US president-elect Joe Biden has strong popular backing to deliver action on climate change, which could provide impetus for countries worldwide to follow suit
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