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CSE’s Weekly News Bulletin

March 28, 2022

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Editorial by Sunita Narain

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Sunita Narain

Editor, Down To Earth

Twitter: @sunitanar

LNG, but not for rich world

I am at the annual meeting of energy business magnates and experts — perhaps the most important of all such events — held in Houston, Texas. CERAWeek, as it is called, has been held this year, after a two-year hiatus because of COVID-19.

It is the worst of times — the Russia-Ukraine war has just broken out; sanctions have been imposed; and energy prices are spiraling out of control. As I sit and listen to the oil and gas producers, I realise that I am seeing a tectonic shift in the global energy chessboard.

The fact is, the energy price hike before and during the war has brought back focus on the role of conventional oil and gas companies. They are buoyant about their role in the post-war energy scenario — from drilling and pumping for more oil and gas, to their role in the lucrative new markets in Europe... Continue Reading

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From Down to Earth

Drug debacle: Diclofenac was not the last threat for India’s vultures
Sixteen years after India banned the veterinary use of diclofenac to save its vultures, three other drugs revive the old challenge

Climate communication: Why it is so important in today’s world
Climate communication can demystify climate change and create awareness in a language that can be understood, empathised with and acted upon

Like COVID, TB is a pandemic and must be treated as an emergency
If we do not behave like TB is a health emergency, we will continue to experience unacceptable suffering from a disease that has killed more than 20 million people in this century alone

Mumbai Climate Action Plan aims to remove carbon emissions by 2050. Can it be done?
Solar alone can potentially generate 1,724 MW of electricity, enough to meet half of Mumbai’s energy needs

WATCH: An organic ‘No-till’ farm that sustains people and rescues animals
Robin Singh and Shivani Bhalla have set up structures around their farm which will aid this and make their venture self-sustainable

Wealthiest oil producing countries must phase out oil and gas by 2034, poorest by 2050
The world will exhaust the carbon budget for 1.5°C warming in a decade at current rate of emissions

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Managing Regional Air Quality

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India's Renewable Energy Goals, Facts About Progress Made Till 2022

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