Category: Environment
AQI Improves, Temperature Drops to 5.7°C in Delhi
Delhi’s AQI rose to 300, staying in the ‘poor’, but strong winds improved conditions after 24 days of ‘very poor’ air.
Tyson Foods Withdraws "Climate Smart" Beef Claims After Legal Challenge
Tyson Foods has withdrawn "climate smart" claims for its beef products following a legal challenge that alleged the marketing was ...
Tyson Foods Withdraws Net Zero Pledges After Legal Settlement
Tyson Foods has agreed to stop making 'net zero' emissions claims as part of a legal settlement, highlighting growing scrutiny ove...
Resale Market Boom Redefines Consumer Habits and Fights Waste
The secondhand market is experiencing rapid growth, driven by cost-conscious and environmentally-aware consumers, challenging fast...
South Korea Joins International Alliance, Committing to Phase Out Coal Power
South Korea has formally joined the Powering Past Coal Alliance at the COP30 climate summit, signalling a significant step in its ...
The Plastic Pollution We Always Ignore
Cigarette butts are a massive hidden plastic pollutant in India, but startups, researchers and cities are now finding practical wa...
Signature Global Foundation Pledges To Plant 25,000 Trees
The core message of the programme was to educate children about environmental conservation and inspire them to grow into responsib...
Pennsylvania's $50.1bn Budget Drops Key Climate Programme
Pennsylvania's new $50.1 billion state budget has excluded the proposed $20 million PACER climate initiative, highlighting a deep ...
Deloitte Switzerland Boosts Investment in AI and Sustainability Talent
Deloitte Switzerland announces a major investment plan focusing on artificial intelligence, sustainability services, and talent gr...
Malaysia Approves First Offshore Carbon Storage Assessment
Malaysia has granted its first-ever approval for a site assessment for offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) in the Duyong gas...
Delhi Chokes Under Dense Smog as AQI Remains in ‘Very Poor’
Delhi’s air quality continued to remain hazardous on Monday, with the average AQI 359 and several areas crossing into the ‘severe’...
Scotland Outlines Ambitious 2045 Net Zero Plan Focused on Land Use and Transport
The Scottish Government has published its draft Climate Change Plan, detailing a pathway to its 2045 net zero target with a strong...
Nexus Select Trust Restores 10th Lake Under “Lakes of Happyness”
Nexus Select Trust has restored its 10th lake under the Lakes of Happyness initiative.
CM Fadnavis Inaugurates ₹370 Cr Water Treatment Plant In Nashik
The project aims to ensure an adequate water supply for pilgrims, tourists, and residents alike
Climate-first Private Credit Can Bridge India’s Real Estate Funding Gap: Sundara...
Calls for climate-first private credit to bridge the mid-stage funding gap, offering (15–20% risk-adjusted returns)
We Can & Must Bring Temperatures Back to 1.5°C: UN Climate Chief at COP30
The Amazon isn’t a single entity, rather a vast river system supported and powered by over a thousand tributaries, he says
Delhi Enforces GRAP Stage III as Air Quality Dips to ‘Severe’ Level
With Delhi’s AQI soaring to 425, the government has imposed GRAP Stage III, banning construction work, older vehicles, and in-pers...
Delhi-NCR Shivers as Temperature Drops; Air Quality Jump to ‘Severe’ Category...
Delhi-NCR faces a sharp drop in temperature and thick fog as air quality jumps to the ‘severe’ category, making it one of the most...
Saatvik Subsidiary Wins ₹299.40 Crore Solar Module Orders
The company said that it has received repeat orders for the supply of solar PV modules and will be executed between December 2025 ...
Sama Chakeva: Bihar’s Festival Where Nature Still Breathes Through Song
Sama Chakeva, Bihar’s ancient festival of love and nature, beautifully teaches how humans and the environment are deeply connected...
Global Conflict Overtakes Climate Change as Top Public Concern, Study Finds
A new global study suggests that international conflict and war are now perceived as the most serious global threat, surpassing cl...
