Nature’s Fury on a Rampage

Nature’s Fury on a Rampage

Posted by - August 2, 2024

Nature’s fury is rampaging as we ignore warnings. As the nation recovers from the Wayanad landslide shock, more disasters are being reported

The True Cost of Climate Change

Posted by - March 20, 2024

Climate change is a costly affair; in terms of L&D to property, adverse impact on the lives of people, and the overall health of our planet

Buzz, Blitz, Biodiversity

Buzz, Blitz, Biodiversity

Posted by - February 3, 2024

Protecting biodiversity should not be part of corrective action. Protecting the wetlands, forests and marine culture requires dedicated effort

IREDA Launches CSR Portal

Posted by - November 8, 2023

Through the portal, IREDA will ensure transparency in CSR requests, and provide a CSR policy and proposal checklist for examination

India's message on climate change at Oscars 2024

India’s message on climate change at Oscars 2024

Posted by - September 29, 2023

This is probably the only film on a commercial scale that depicts the cruel face of the climate change disaster that shook Kerala. A state that sees rains at least 9 months of the year naturally has a lot of checks and balances in place to address floods

Climate change: Impacts women more?

Posted by - August 7, 2023

Among the many effects of rapid climate change, women are finding it harder to manage their domestic responsibilities—like cleaning, cooking, and gathering resources—and caring for the elderly as well as their children.

EU takes a step forward toward sustainable economy

Posted by - August 1, 2023

In a bid to promote sustainable economy, the European Union has adopted the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) for all companies subject to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). The standards cover the full range of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues including climate change, biodiversity and human rights. They provide information for investors to

10 sustainability lessons from the life of Nelson Mandela

Posted by - July 18, 2023

Depending on how one wants to view it, the rift between those who support and oppose climate change action, alleviating poverty and hunger, DEI, and promoting world peace and unity is growing or shrinking. As more data and statistics have become available, our understanding of the problem has expanded and more stakeholders have become involved.

When will the dry spell end?

When will the dry spell end?

Posted by - June 21, 2023

Over the past few years, I have noticed a considerable jump in my electricity usage. Can somebody explain the reason for this noticeable increase in my electricity consumption?

PwC to launch nature and biodiversity-focused practice

Posted by - April 24, 2023

Global market advisory firm PwC has a series of initiatives aimed at boosting its global nature and biodiversity capabilities. The New Equation: The new initiative follows PwC’s launch in 2021 of its global strategy—The New Equation. This includes: • Plans to invest $12 billion over five years, • ESG as one of the key focus

New software to accelerate SMEs’ climate change journey

Posted by - April 19, 2023

Energy and automation solutions provider Schneider Electric has launched a new software suite to enable small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to accelerate climate change. Zeigo Activate, the new software suite is aimed at enabling SMEs to track and reduce their climate impact. The tools can help SMEs to measure their emissions baseline, set reduction goals,

Entry barriers!

Posted by - March 21, 2023

Entry barriers! I am sure the sentence resonates with my friends in sales and marketing organizations. Does it not? Folks, each one of us—across business categories, across designations including the C-Suite has faced entry barriers. These do not come just from nay-sayers who oppose any new idea or innovation, but a new breed of defensive

Air pollution: BMC pulls up socks

Posted by - March 14, 2023

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has constituted a committee of seven members to address the rise in air pollution and the declining AQI in Mumbai. The financial capital of India is feeling the impact of climate change with increased heatwaves, dust storms, unseasonal rains, declining AQI, and air pollution in the last few months. According

GCF, CPF partner for sustainable forests

Posted by - March 9, 2023

As the world works to reverse/restrict the harmful impact of deforestation, the Collaborative Partnership on Forests (CPF) has signed a new collaboration partnership. The Green Climate Fund (GCF), one of the world’s largest providers of forest finance, has joined the CPF in a bid to end deforestation and ensure the sustainable management of forests and

Dusting the impact of climate change on Mumbai

Posted by - March 8, 2023

Three dust storms in a span of 30 days Unseasonal rains Destruction of seasonal crops Dust particles in the air Rising cases of viral fever Blatant tree felling Unplanned urban infrastructure Unprecedented heat in February Readers, you can add to the list. The impact of climate change has just raised its ugly fang in the

Global leaders emphasise the need for sustainable finance at WSDS

Posted by - February 28, 2023

Global leaders at the recently concluded World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) emphasised the need for sustainable finance to fuel green growth. The speakers emphasised the lack of new instruments to facilitate long-term lending to fuel green growth, particularly in emerging economies and least-developed countries. Among the speakers, here’s a round-up of what six key global

The Global Outbreak

Posted by - December 20, 2022

Changing climates are worsening water scarcity and sanitation problems are posing threat to outbreaks