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India’s EV Market Surges 43% In H1 2026

India’s electric vehicle market gained strong momentum during the first half of 2026. EV registrations reached 1,541,377 units between January and June. That was a 43% increase over the same period last

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Delhi’s EV Policy 2026 Targets 95% EV Registrations By 2027

Delhi has entered a new phase in its clean mobility journey with the rollout of the Delhi EV Policy 2026. The policy came into effect on July 1, 2026, and will remain

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Solar Power Success Creates Investors Headache

Spain invested more than $80 billion in renewable energy, transforming itself into one of Europe’s clean power leaders. Yet an unexpected challenge is now emerging. Solar parks that once attracted eager investors

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Biggest Environmental Problems Of 2026!

The warning signs are no longer subtle, yet world leaders still move too slowly. In 2026, humanity faces some of its biggest environmental challenges. Record-breaking temperatures, disappearing wildlife, and mounting plastic waste

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Humanity’s Broken Pact With Nature Must End Now

The story we have long told ourselves still lingers. Humanity stands apart from nature. Progress, we assume, comes through domination and control. Yet this mindset has brought us to a dangerous place.

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India Launches World’s First Nuclear Heat-Based Hydrogen Plant

India just did something that’s quietly historic. The Department of Atomic Energy has launched the world’s first nuclear heat-powered hydrogen production facility at the Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research in Kalpakkam,

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Coffee Grounds Renewable Energy Breakthrough In 90 Seconds

By the time most people finish their morning coffee, they toss the leftover grounds into the trash. Scientists in South Korea believe that routine may soon change. Researchers at the Korea Institute

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Controversial MIT Report- Environmental Impact of Gas vs. EVs

For years, critics have claimed EV battery production makes electric cars as harmful as gasoline vehicles. A growing body of research suggests otherwise. Now, a comprehensive study from the Massachusetts Institute of

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