This blog assembles data from publicly-available research, keeping India in focus, to describe and comment on some key aspects of climate change.
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Bringing economic and energy efficiency priorities together in a post-pandemic world
The COVID-19 crises have put to the forefront grave challenges that are not just limited to the healthcare sector. Along with a staggering public-health turmoil, the economic repercussions of the pandemic have been alarming in the country with the contraction of GDP in Q1 of 2020 by 23.9% and the loss of jobs in April with the announcement of lockdown has been estimated to be at an alarming high of 122 million.
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Cooling as a developmental need in human habitat
Over the past decade, rising temperatures have added to the enormity of India’s developmental challenges. Rising temperatures present a grave danger to both food (nutrition) security and public health, making access to cooling a necessity for all sections of the population.
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The time is right for global alliances to harmonize Vaccine Supply Chains
While putting 1.3 billion people in lockdown in India due to the threats of the spread of COVID-19 might be the biggest social experiment in the history of humanity, its socio-economic impacts will not be equally spread. To begin with, the mitigation calls for coordinated negotiations between the up-sizing and down-sizing of the government machinery, calling for ‘g-local’ (global decisions impacting local actions) and affordable solutions which remain accessible to the most vulnerable sections of the society and most importantly, the will and capacity of the state to undertake fundamental changes.
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Electric Buses: Where and How to Charge Them?
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Tackling embodied carbon from India’s building sector
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Emission Reduction Approaches for the Cement Industry
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Retrofit and Modernize: A way forward for revamping legacy cold storages in India
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An insight into India’s administrative structure and jurisdiction boundaries from the housing sector’s perspective