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India's push against using trade as climate tool finds global recognition at COP: Former Environment Secretary
09 Dec 2025
| ANI
Addressing the Post-COP Dialogue titled "Beyond Belem- Charting the Next phase of Global Climate Action" hosted by the Chintan Research Foundation (CRF) and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), Ms Nandan said the inclusion of trade in the outcome text marks a "major takeaway" for developing countries, especially after years of resistance from developed economies.
Read moreDelhi govt forms 3 panels to aid in fight against air pollution
07 Dec 2025
| Hindustan Times
The 11-member expert group is headed by Ms Leena Nanda, a former secretary in the Union environment ministry, as its chairperson. The Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) chairperson will meanwhile be the group’s member secretary, experts include Dr Suneel Pandey, director of circular economy and waste management at TERI and others.
Read moreTelangana gears up for Global Summit showcasing innovation, 3 trillion USD vision
07 Dec 2025
| The Indian Express
The two-day summit is being positioned as a platform to display the state's innovation potential, featuring 27 panel discussions. Key players such as The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) and others are scheduled to participate in the event.
Read moreChile's lesson for India's coal conundrum
06 Dec 2025
| The Hindu
Despite dramatic gains in renewable energy, India dropped 13 places to 23rd in the Climate Change Performance Index released during COP30 in Brazil in November 2025. The main reason is the lack of progress to phase out coal. The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) has suggested that India could phase out coal power entirely by 2050 to meet its net zero goals.
Read moreClearing Dharali flash-flood debris ‘nearly impossible’, say experts
06 Dec 2025
| The Times of India
Mr Prasoon Singh, Fellow, Earth Science and Climate Change Division, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), stated that the magnitude is comparable to the 2021 Tapovan–Vishnuprayag disaster. To determine the entire volume of the deposit, a comprehensive assessment of hydromorphology before and after the event would be required, he stated. Complete eradication, he stated, is virtually unattainable.
Read moreAseptic Carton Recycling Rates Improving Despite Rising Consumption, Reveals TERI Study
05 Dec 2025
| Business Standard
India has made significant strides in recycling used beverage cartons, with rates more than doubling over the past decade, according to the sixth edition of the Used Beverage Carton (UBC) Management Study released by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).
Read moreRising Ambition: Carving New Pathways – India’s Energy Transition
04 Dec 2025
| Sustainability Next
Rising Ambition: carving new pathways India's energy transition the book published by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) describes how with smart policies India has been achieving remarkable success with renewables. This success has been generating greater confidence and higher ambition. In a forward-looking move India has embarked on a Green Hydrogen Mission.
Read moreAseptic Carton Recycling Rates Improving Despite Rising Consumption, Reveals TERI Study
04 Dec 2025
| The Tribune
India has made significant strides in recycling used beverage cartons, with rates more than doubling over the past decade, according to the sixth edition of the Used Beverage Carton (UBC) Management Study released by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).
Read moreSirsa reviews TERI study, directs action on Yamuna pollution
03 Dec 2025
| Tribune
Delhi Environment Minister Mr Manjinder Singh Sirsa reviewed a comprehensive study by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) on microplastics, frothing and chemical pollution in the Yamuna. He directed departments concerned to adopt time-bound strategy to revive the river.
Read moreTERI flags high surfactant levels, ammonia and microplastics in the Yamuna
03 Dec 2025
| Indian Express
As surfactants from detergents continue to enter the Yamuna unchecked in the absence of regulatory limits, a new study by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) has identified multiple hotspots along the Delhi stretch of the river where untreated sewage, industrial effluents and solid waste are contributing to frothing, chemical contamination and a rising microplastic load.
Read moreYamuna pollution: TERI study suggests better monitoring, upgraded treatment plants
02 Dec 2025
| The Times of India
Advanced oxidation processes and stronger monitoring mechanisms can help curb pollution in the Yamuna. These were some of the findings of a study on microplastics and frothing in the river conducted by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).
Read moreTERI scientists call for decentralised effluent treatment plants
02 Dec 2025
| United News of India (UNI)
Addressing Delhi’s unabated water pollution crisis, visibly marked each winter by frothing in the Yamuna, experts from The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) urged the state government to set up decentralised effluent treatment plants and strengthen enforcement against illegal discharges and non-compliant units.
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