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Dear readers,
The progress made to curb global emissions so far is a fraction of what is needed – we need to expand efforts ten-fold compared with pre-pandemic times. Even in international climate policy, the revised pledges made by countries towards the Paris Agreement, are unambitious. Meanwhile, global temperatures may rise as La Niña conditions weaken.
This week we also learn about new technologies to increase crop yield and understand methane emissions, and the role played by green bonds in India’s economic recovery.
To make sense of current climate trends, you can buy our annual flagship report State of India’s Environment 2021.
We are also conducting an intermediate level on-site training at our training center in Nimli, Rajasthan which will be fully funded. It is open only to representatives of civil society organisations (CSOs), government bodies and NGOs. Applications must be submitted by March 14th, and will be evaluated once they are submitted here. |
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Warmer winters in India: La Nina events may be getting hotter than El Nino, say experts, 03 March 2021
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