191 nations to attend negotiations specifically meant to set a global pact for civil aviation sector, beyond Paris Agreement Regional connectivity set to take off The Union Cabinet has cleared the
The Union cabinet today approved India's intention to ratify the Paris agreement on October 2, pushing the document closer to coming into force and ensuring India's contribution to the rulebook on how
The agreement, which only affects international flights, becomes mandatory in 2027 Fast-growing aviation powerhouse India is not ready to join the world’s first climate deal to curb pollution from commercial
US imports of crude oil from the Amazon are driving the destruction of some of the rainforest ecosystem’s most pristine areas and releasing copious amounts of greenhouse gases, according to a new report.
In the centuries to come, history books will likely look back on September 2016 as a major milestone for the world’s climate. At a time when atmospheric carbon dioxide is usually at its minimum, the monthly
The White House today lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement that India would ratify the Paris agreement on climate change on October 2, saying this is another example of his courageous leadership.
India decides to ratify agreement to retain voice in global climate negotiations Global politics, which were once determined purely by factors such as economics, arms, oil and nuclear prowess, are increasingly
India’s policy push towards widely limiting hydrofluorocarbons (HFC) release would depend significantly on funding provided by developed nations, an environment ministry official said on Tuesday. HFCs
New Delhi: In order to reduce the carbon foot print of India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has decided to ratify Paris Climate agreement on October 2, the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. UN chief
Prime Minister Modi’s decision to ratify the Paris climate deal on October 2 was a “well considered and pre-planned decision,” Union Minister for Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Anil Dave told
