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ABB India's Nelamangala unit gets 'Water Positive' certification from TERI
20 Jan 2022
| The Financial Express
The unit has provisions of rainwater tanks for rooftop runoff along with TERI-approved filtration to get suitable water for a variety of end-uses.
Read more'Water positive' certificate from TERI for Nelamangala unit of ABB India
20 Jan 2022
| The Hindu
The unit has provisions of rainwater tanks for rooftop runoff along with TERI-approved filtration to get suitable water for a variety of end-uses.
Read moreIn a flux over smog towers
19 Jan 2022
| The Hindu
According to Ms Anju Goel, Fellow, TERI, the air closest to the tower should be the cleanest because it sucks in the dirty air from the top of the tower and releases filtered air near the surface through fans on the sides of the tower.
Read moreWe Can Teach Our Students To Live A Low-Carbon Lifestyle
17 Jan 2022
| BW Businessworld
In a panel at "BW Recycling for Greener Tomorrow Conclave & Awards 2022" hosted by session chair, Dr Suneel Pandey, Director, Environment & Waste Management division, TERI said that gradually there was a realization there is also a possibility of resource recovery from recycling the waste, maybe not for the first user but some value can be derived from it so the focus shifted to resource recovery and finally we are looking at climate benefits and closing the material loop.
Read moreFrost & Sullivan and TERI's Sustainability 4.0 Awards 2021 Honor Companies Embedding Sustainability with Economic Value Creation
17 Jan 2022
| PR Newswire
The Sustainability 4.0 Awards program highlights the need for linkages between an organization's strategy, governance and financial performance and the social, environmental, and economic context within which it operates.
Read moreTERI Launches Catalogue of Indian Emission Inventory to Aid Policymakers and Scientists
17 Jan 2022
| The Weather Channel
TERI, in partnership with Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), has launched the 'Catalogue of Indian Emission Inventory Reports' that aims to aid policymakers and scientists prepare a reckoner of all the work done in this area.
Read moreTERI, SAP India Partners to Achieve Sustainability, Create Climate Change Awareness
17 Jan 2022
| News18
TERI has signed MoU with SAP India to mutually support and achieve sustainability in all aspects of operations, service delivery and governance across key industries, societies, and government.
Read moreTERI and EDF launch catalogue of Indian Emission Inventory reports
14 Jan 2022
| Construction Week
The 'Catalogue of Indian Emission Inventory Reports' will give policy-makers and scientists an open-source one-stop snapshot for referring published emission inventory reports.
Read moreTackling the integrated challenge of plastic pollution and climate change
11 Jan 2022
| Mongabay
In April 2021, TERI's roadmap proposed a circular plastic value chain to address the problem of both plastic pollution and greenhouse emissions.
Read moreLike Japan and Singapore, why doesn’t India burn plastic waste to produce energy?
04 Jan 2022
| Scroll.in
Coprocessing has been marred by many cost issues. Typically, the quality and quantity of municipal waste is not optimal for RDF. So, cement plants need to spend money on pre-processing waste to make it useful. Transportation is also an issue, says Mr Kaushik Chandrasekhar, a solid waste management expert from TERI
Read moreNet zero: Strategy to save Planet Earth
03 Jan 2022
| Autocar Professional
According to Dr Vibha Dhawan, Director General, TERI, India has announced concrete targets and taken a pragmatic approach for short-term, till 2030, and carbon neutrality in the long-term, by 2070. All this should be looked through the prism of development, climate justice and meeting the aspirations of one-and-a-half billion people.
Read moreThe cost of plastic waste
30 Dec 2021
| Mongabay India
Coprocessing has been marred by many cost issues. Typically, the quality and quantity of municipal waste is not optimal for RDF. So, cement plants need to spend money on pre-processing waste to make it useful. Transportation is also an issue, says Mr Kaushik Chandrasekhar, a solid waste management expert from TERI.
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