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With climate risks rising, new Belém Adaptation Indicators aim to guide funding and action, as India looks to align its national adaptation plans with local realities and climate resilience goals Mr Shri Prakash, Distinguished Fellow & Ms Sonal Singh, Research Associate, Transport & Urban Governance Division, TERI.
Smoke is now the missing headline. Forest fires emit fine particulate matter and toxic gases writes Mr Sayanta Ghosh, Associate Fellow, Land Resources Division, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).
The new 'air-to-water' technology extracts moisture naturally present in the air and converts it into potable water writes Dr Syamal Kumar Sarkar, Senior Advisor, Water Resources Division, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) & Capt K. K Sharma (Retd).
Trump 1.0 was an accidental presidency where institutionalists, many with a military background, held sway. Breaking away from Pax Americana was not their way. Trump 2.0 has no such guardrails writes Mr Manjeev Singh Puri, Distinguished Fellow, Sustainable Development and Outreach Division, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).
As countries struggle to meet NDC commitments amid rising global temperatures, the transport sector is key writes, Mr Sharif Qamar, Fellow & Associate Director, Transport and Urban Governance Division, TERI.
SC's Aravalli ruling offers a science-led path to balance mining, restoration and livelihoods, writes Dr Vibha Dhawan, Director General, TERI.
As India targets net zero by 2070, the mathematics of creative destruction translates into a policy imperative: raise the innovation rate, expand the scale of each transformation, and smooth the social cost of obsolescence, writes Ms Shreya Gupta, Research Associate, Transport and Urban Governance Division, TERI.
The Supreme Court's recent order offers a new framework for the Aravalli range. With guidelines now in place, the task ahead lies in transparent implementation, institutional coordination and sustained scientific oversight, writes Dr Vibha Dhawan, Director General, TERI.
The air improves briefly, only to deteriorate again because the underlying drivers remain unchanged, writes Dr Anju Goel, Senior Fellow and Dr Pallavi Joshi Lahari, Associate Fellow Air Quality Research Division, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).
In this disrupted landscape, India must convert adversity into a strategic opportunity, advancing its energy and climate leadership through decisive, forward-looking actions, write Mr Manjeev Singh Puri, Distinguished Fellow, Sustainable Development and Outreach Division, TERI; Mr Pritish Kumar Acharya, TERI School of Advanced Studies and Dr Gopal Krishna Sarangi, Associate Professor, TERI School of Advanced Studies.