Sustainability

    A new AI weather model is already changing how energy is traded

    These advancements are crucial for managing market volatility and making informed weather-related decisions.

    World must prepare to fight climate change without US, UK says

    Key climate initiatives are facing funding cuts, necessitating private investment and multilateral development bank reforms to spearhead climate finance efforts.

    US anger mounts over global reach of EU’s ‘hostile’ ESG rules

    Proposed revisions still affect US firms, leading to calls for diplomatic engagement and clarity, as companies navigate regulatory complexities.

    EU emissions reprieve for carmakers may slow EV shift

    The European Commission proposes to ease emission targets for automakers, granting them three years to meet the 2025 CO2 reduction goal. This move aims to safeguard profit margins and avoid fines amid struggling EV sales and Chinese competition, but may hinder Europe's climate progress and EV adoption.

    Trump plan to repeal climate policy could upend shift to electric cars

    The Trump administration and Republicans plan to overturn California's ban on gasoline-powered car sales by 2035 using the Congressional Review Act, though experts say the move is illegal. The ban is part of a broader effort by California to address climate change and reduce emissions.

    The World Bank pivoted to climate. That now may be a problem

    The Trump administration's possible withdrawal and its intent to defund climate projects are primary concerns amid growing competition from Chinese development banks.

    India may miss key climate goal of 500-GW RE capacity by 2030 due to high capital cost

    India's goal of 500 GW renewable energy by 2030 is at risk due to delays in project commissioning and increased financing costs, warns an Ember report. To meet the target, annual funding must grow by 20% annually, reaching $68 billion by 2032. Cumulative investments need to total $300 billion, with targeted mitigation measures crucial for cost control.

    Experts discuss ways to tackle climate change at global conference on carbon market

    Experts gather at the Prakriti 2025 conference in Delhi to address climate change. Discussions focus on leveraging carbon markets for a sustainable future, highlighting the necessity of renewable energy and effective climate policies to achieve emissions targets and transition away from fossil fuels.

    India to host 12th Regional 3R and Circular Economy Forum in Asia and the Pacific

    The event will focus on achieving SDGs and carbon neutrality in the Asia-Pacific region, featuring plenary sessions, roundtables, and knowledge-sharing opportunities.

    IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez visits India to discuss sustainable maritime practices

    TK Ramachandran, Secretary of the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW), welcomed International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez at the Ministry as part of his ongoing visit to India.

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    Circularity is the future of packaging: Avery Dennison’s Saurabh Agarwal

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    Clean energy was lifting manufacturing. Now investment is in jeopardy

    Clean energy was lifting manufacturing. Now investment is in jeopardy

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    Maritime carbon tax 'matter of survival' for Pacific isles

    Maritime carbon tax 'matter of survival' for Pacific isles

    A carbon tax on maritime transport is deemed crucial for the survival of Pacific islands, as discussed at an International Maritime Organisation meeting. The tax could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support poorer nations.

    Green steel needs incentives to work and Japan has a plan

    Green steel needs incentives to work and Japan has a plan

    Decarbonising steel production is critical for the energy transition, with government policies like subsidies essential for progress. Japan is offering incentives for using low-emission steel in vehicles, aiming to make green steel affordable despite production challenges.

    China winter sports sector zooms along despite climate risk ahead

    China winter sports sector zooms along despite climate risk ahead

    China's low-cost skiing industry is booming, fueled by government support and growing public interest, despite broader economic slumps. However, the sustainability of this growth is threatened by climate change, with rising temperatures impacting the reliability of natural snow and increasing dependence on artificial snow.

    Climate change drying up rivers, need to act now: UP CM at Maha Kumbh

    Climate change drying up rivers, need to act now: UP CM at Maha Kumbh

    Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized the urgent need to address climate change, linking it to drying rivers. He highlighted the state's efforts in rejuvenating rivers, banning single-use plastics, and promoting greenery.

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