According to NASA scientists the coronavirus lockdown has resulted in a 20 percent global reduction in nitrogen dioxide (NO2) emissions since February 2020. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, space- andContinue Reading
Coronavirus (COVID) lockdowns have slowed carbon emissions and driven down pollution worldwide. But that doesn’t mean CO2 levels are dropping. In fact, it’s just the opposite. In May, the worldContinue Reading
“Population confinement due to COVID-19 has led to drastic changes in energy use and CO2 emissions, which in turn, has caused a astonishing 17 percent drop in daily carbon emissions,”Continue Reading
Coronavirus outbreak has put a complete halt on all the manufacturing activities around the world. While Tesla did a phenomenal job by building a record number of new vehicles duringContinue Reading
Providing some relief to renewable energy (RE) players, the ministry of new and renewable energy (MNRE) has informed discoms to make payments to RE generators ‘on a regular basis asContinue Reading
Levels of air pollution over some cities and regions are showing significant drops as coronavirus impacts work and travel. With global economic activity ramping down as a result of theContinue Reading
The guilt associated with our environmental impact, whether it’s the constant hum of air conditioners or the fuel guzzling road trips, may seem like a significant contributor to climate change.Continue Reading
Favorable weather conditions in Delhi, as well as continued tight monitoring and enforcement measures at the ground level by numerous stakeholder agencies, have resulted in higher air quality in theContinue Reading
