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July 4, 2024
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Earth's temperature has risen by approximately 1.1°C since the late 1800sProgress towards net zero could potentially avoid 2.7°C of global temperature increase
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July 11, 2024
India's offshore wind energy initiative includes a substantial ₹7453 crore investment to develop 1 gigawatt of offshore wind capacity by 2025.Offshore wind farms can operate at a Capacity Utilization Factor (CUF) of 40-50%, much higher than many onshore wind farms, making them more efficient and reliable.
July 18, 2024
The National Institute of Solar Energy (NISE) estimates that India has a solar potential of approximately 748 GW, using just 3% of the country's wastelandGovernment has sanctioned 51 Solar Parks with a total capacity of 37,740 MW across 12 states
July 25, 2024
The Ministry of Heavy Industries allocated the FAME Scheme (Phase II) an additional 1,500 crores in February 2024India has plans to set up over 22,000 EV charging stations across fuel stations by 2024
February 1, 2025
The recent Los Angeles wildfire season, with its apocalyptic orange skies and choking smoke, serves as a grim reminder of the growing wildfire crisis in the age of climate change. Once considered a natural phenomenon essential to many ecosystems, wildfires have now escalated into catastrophic events, fuelled by prolonged droughts, rising global temperatures, and human activities. Regions like California, the Mediterranean, and Australia are witnessing an alarming surge in wildfire frequency and intensity. These infernos contribute a staggering 8-10% of annual global CO₂ emissions, with the exact figure varying based on the severity of fire seasons. But the true cost of wildfires goes far beyond scorched landscapes and displaced communities. Their carbon footprint lingers long after the flames are extinguished, reducing the ability of the forests to sequester carbon and exacerbating soil carbon loss through erosion. Understanding the scientific nuances of wildfire emissions, their profound impact on climate change, and exploring potential mitigation strategies is critical in addressing this escalating global challenge.
