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COP27: What is 'Loss and Damage' Compensation, and Who Should Pay?
The COP27 summit follows a year of such disasters, from floods that killed more than 1,700 people in Pakistan to drought withering crops in China, Africa and the U.S. West. That has intensified developing country demands for a special "Loss and Damage" fund. But with rich countries resisting such calls, the issue has bRead More
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Going Green: Slowly but Steadily, Bhopalis Warm up to Solar Rooftops
Though slow, the use of solar rooftop by domestic consumers is gaining momentum in Bhopal.In around two years, close to 2,800 people in state capital have gone for installation of solar rooftops in the city.Read More
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Basavaraj Bommai Announces Probe into Solar Projects Sanctioned by DK Shivakumar as Energy Minister
Basavaraj Bommai News: Shivakumar heads the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC). The chief minister told media-persons that the Congress was trying to hush up what he called a big scam.Read More
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Australia Announces bid to Host UN Climate Change Conference in 2026
The Australian government has announced it will bid to co-host the United Nations (UN) Climate Change Conference in 2026 with Pacific nations.Read More
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Karnataka: Minister Announces Rs. 1.5-Lakh Crore Investments Proposed at Global Meet
Karnataka Medium and Large Industries Minister Murugesh Nirani on Saturday said proposals for investment to the tune of Rs 1.57 lakh crore were announced during the Global Investors' Meet (GIM) here. The 3-day GIM concluded on Friday.Read More
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Goa Eyes German Investment, Expertise for Renewable Energy Projects
Goa is in the forefront to encourage solar energy and other non-conventional renewable energy to cut carbon emissions to zero, he said at the Indo-German core partnering meet on sustainable energy and environmental technologies held recently.Read More
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3 Things That Could Slow Down the Global Solar Boom
While the incentives and the investments are there, however, the renewable revolution faces three major hurdles as it continues to expand at a breakneck speed: land, permits, and energy gridsRead More
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