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The Lok Sabha has passed the Energy Conservation (Amendment) Bill, 2022, last month (August 2022), clearing the way for establishing carbon credit markets.  According to the government, in addition to helping India achieve its climate goals, the Bill ensures that about 50 percent of installed electric power capacity is generated from non-fossil sources by reducing the emissions intensity of GDP (that is, the volume of emissi..

By committing an economy to a 1 billion tonne reduction in predicted carbon emissions by 2030, India's net zero objective for 2070 demonstrates the intention to undertake decarbonization. The collaborative efforts of states, industries, and corporations across sectors will play a crucial role in attaining this objective, despite the fact that it presents a well-defined trajectory for India to pursue. In India, the transportation sector is one..

Internationally, the concept of achieving net-zero emissions is gaining prominence as a key priority. Numerous countries are initiating initiatives and campaigns to encourage the embrace of environmentally conscious lifestyles, fostering a shift in behavior. India, the world's fourth-largest carbon dioxide emitter, is thankfully prepared to address this problem by putting out numerous projects. Across the nation, there is a n..

A circular economy contributes to a more sustainable world, but not all sustainability initiatives contribute to circularity. Circularity revolves around the management of resource cycles, whereas sustainability encompasses a broader scope, encompassing aspects related to people, the environment, and the economy. Both circularity and sustainability are rooted in a longstanding lineage of interconnected visions, models, and theories. ..

Linear economy is a conventional economic model in which raw materials are gathered and converted into products consumed by individuals until eventually discarded as waste, without consideration for their environmental impact and sustainability. Consequences, is a linear economy.?? Unfortunately, most goods end up in landfills within this economic model of take-make- dispose. This is because, in a linear economy, we take raw materials from natural resources, use them to make products, se..