Growing green: How sustainable farming can feed the world’s expanding population
Meeting the food needs of a growing global population is a significant challenge. The UN data projects that the production of food from plants and
Fate of sovereign green bonds likely to be decided after 3 years
The Finance Ministry has indicated that it will take a call on the continuation of sovereign green bonds (SGrBs) after three years. These bonds were
Aviva Investors walks back ‘watch list’ pledge to ditch least green investments
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Green energy stocks fall back to levels last seen 5 years ago
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London gets a taste of Odisha’s green papayas
Green papaya cultivated by tribal women farmers in remote locations of Odisha will now find themselves on the dining tables of London citizens. Grown by
Budgeting for a green future: Striking a balance between mitigation and adaptation
The year 2024 was the warmest on record globally since 1850, with India among the most vulnerable nations to climate change. Extreme heatwaves, rising sea
Even A-list actors couldn’t convince us to green our pensions
I’m disappointed that charity Make My Money Matter has closed its five-year celebrity-backed campaign to make our pensions greener. This was the most eye-catching attempt
Your ‘green to battleship grey’ article was dead on
John Gapper’s article “Industrial strategy turns from green to battleship grey” (Opinion, March 13) is to the point. I think it is worth adding that
Create a common pool of bankable green projects: RBI Governor Malhotra to lenders
Lenders should create a common pool of bankable green/sustainable projects so that the entire ecosystem can benefit, according to Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor
