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Manufacturing Shift from China to India: A Climate Trade-Off?

As global manufacturing increasingly shifts from China to India, driven by various factors like rising labor costs, geopolitical tensions, and industrial policies like “Make in India,” a new study warns of its unintended consequences. While the shift may bolster India’s…

Carbon Budget, News

India’s Carbon Market Gets Global Green Light at COP29

As discussions progress at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, India’s vision for a regulated carbon market is gaining momentum through proposed frameworks under Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement. Currently under negotiation, these provisions would enable nations to engage in global…

Vivek Saini
November 13, 2024
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World’s carbon budget is shrinking, might run out in six years for 1.5 C

A new estimate by a team of climate experts reveals that the global “carbon budget” – the permissible volume of greenhouse gas emissions that won’t raise global temperatures beyond 1.5 degrees Celsius – has diminished by one-third. Given the current…

Manjori Borkotoky
November 1, 2023

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Manufacturing Shift from China to India: A Climate Trade-Off?

India’s Carbon Market Gets Global Green Light at COP29

World’s carbon budget is shrinking, might run out in six years for 1.5 C

Increasing CO₂ Levels Linked to Changes in Human Blood Composition

As La Niña Fades, Global Temperatures Could Rise in 2026, WMO Says

When the Flowers Arrive Too Soon, or Too Late: Climate Change and the Unravelling of the Tropics’ Natural Timing

Manufacturing Shift from China to India: A Climate Trade-Off?

India’s Carbon Market Gets Global Green Light at COP29

World’s carbon budget is shrinking, might run out in six years for 1.5 C

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Increasing CO₂ Levels Linked to Changes in Human Blood Composition

As La Niña Fades, Global Temperatures Could Rise in 2026, WMO Says

When the Flowers Arrive Too Soon, or Too Late: Climate Change and the Unravelling of the Tropics’ Natural Timing