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Articles
Can the technology behind Bitcoin aid transition to renewable energy?
18 May 2018
In the transition to renewable energy, blockchain technology can enable decentralised energy distribution, monitoring and trading
GOBAR-DHAN - Re-emphasizing India's traditional practices
10 May 2018
Biogas is an easy solution to wet waste, but a sustainable model requires govt subsidy support
Solar rooftops: A Delhi neighbourhood takes the leap
08 May 2018
Initiative: A 100 KW rooftop solar plant inaugurated in Dwarka, New Delhi as part of Solar City initiative by GIZ, BRPL, and TERI
How they won an all-expenses paid internship to New Zealand
30 Apr 2018
From energy-saving software to coloured beads that ensure children do not miss out on their vaccinations, this competition had it all
Action for change - Creating environmental awareness
30 Apr 2018
A reorientation towards Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) is essential for the next generation
Fighting Plastics: Is ban the way ahead?
20 Apr 2018
Capacity of the local governments to impose a ban ensuring the necessary monitoring mechanism remains a challenge
Energy efficiency and renewables' share up, so is air pollution and untreated waste
12 Apr 2018
Latest data in energy and environment paints a favourable picture of the status of renewable energy in India, energy supply and demand
Clean cooking challenges in rural India
09 Apr 2018
Complete penetration of clean cooking fuel and cookstoves in rural India requires a multi-pronged approach
Exploring linkages between health and climate change
06 Apr 2018
With the direct and indirect impacts on health becoming equally challenging, what are some of the solutions we have
Comprehensive efforts are needed to achieve full impact of BS-VI fuel
02 Apr 2018
Despite being a welcome step, the introduction of Bharat Stage VI (BS-VI) grade fuel in Delhi, earlier than the April 2020 deadline, will have only marginal impact on vehicular emission and air quality in the city.