Read more about the article Punjab Farmers Reap Rs 1.75 Crore in Carbon Credit Compensation, Pioneering Sustainable Agro-Forestry
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Punjab Farmers Reap Rs 1.75 Crore in Carbon Credit Compensation, Pioneering Sustainable Agro-Forestry

Farmers from areas like Hoshiarpur, Ropar, Mohali, Pathankot, and Nawanshahr are now benefiting from a Rs 45-crore pilot project that rewards them for planting and maintaining trees on their agricultural lands.

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Read more about the article A River Reborn: How EcoSattva Is Reviving the Kham River and Transforming a Community
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A River Reborn: How EcoSattva Is Reviving the Kham River and Transforming a Community

The Kham River Restoration Initiative, led by EcoSattva in partnership with Varroc Industries and the Aurangabad Municipal Corporation, is more than a river cleanup—it is a complete ecological and social transformation.

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Read more about the article Pakistan Declares Astola and Churna Islands as Marine Protected Areas to Boost Conservation Efforts
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Pakistan Declares Astola and Churna Islands as Marine Protected Areas to Boost Conservation Efforts

Pakistan designated Astola Island and Churna Island as Marine Protected Areas to strengthen conservation efforts and tackle pollution issues. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC In a significant move to safeguard its marine…

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Read more about the article Typhoon Yagi Devastates Southeast Asia, Affecting Nearly 6 Million Children
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Typhoon Yagi Devastates Southeast Asia, Affecting Nearly 6 Million Children

The devastating effects of Typhoon Yagi serve as a sobering reminder of the increasing frequency and intensity of climate-related disasters in Southeast Asia. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Southeast Asia is reeling…

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Read more about the article Navigating Scope 4 Emissions: Balancing Sustainability Efforts and Greenwashing Risks
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Navigating Scope 4 Emissions: Balancing Sustainability Efforts and Greenwashing Risks

Scope 4 Emissions: can reporting avoided emissions help or hinder climate efforts ? FOLLOW THIS TOPIC As companies increasingly strive to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability, a new concept is…

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Read more about the article Coal Mining’s Toll on India’s Land: A 35% Loss of Native Cover in Central Coal Belt
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Coal Mining’s Toll on India’s Land: A 35% Loss of Native Cover in Central Coal Belt

Our plastic pollution crisis is too big for recycling to fix. It'stime to #actforthefuture #bergerakuntukmasadepan FOLLOW THIS TOPIC A recent study reveals that coal mining has led to a 35% loss…

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Read more about the article Rapid Adoption of Clean Technologies Lowers Energy Costs, Says IEA Report
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Rapid Adoption of Clean Technologies Lowers Energy Costs, Says IEA Report

The rapid rollout of clean energy technologies is not only making energy cheaper but also alleviating broader cost-of-living pressures, according to a new special report from the International Energy Agency…

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Read more about the article Rising Carbon Dioxide Levels Are Making Our Food Less Nutritious, Experts Warn
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Rising Carbon Dioxide Levels Are Making Our Food Less Nutritious, Experts Warn

Crops grown under elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide conditions are showing significant declines in mineral, protein, and vitamin content—deficiencies that could have severe consequences for global nutrition.  FOLLOW THIS TOPIC As…

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