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Lesson : How Pooling Resources Could Help In ‘Solid Waste Management’

India should learn from other countries on how to find financial resources and manage ‘solid waste’ which is a big problem in almost all the municipalities of the country. For example eleven

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How Will India Dispose 175 GW Of Solar Panels At The End-Of-Life?

What will happens to all the “green” infrastructure in India when it reaches the end of its life? Is there a well thought out and environment-friendly plan for end-of-life treatment of Solar

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Nippon Paint (India) Launches A Special Paint For The Kids Rooms

Nippon Paint (India) has come out with a special paint for the kids rooms. This is a very niche product with anti-formaldehyde, anti-viral, anti-bacterial and superior washable technologies. Children spend most of

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Companies Are Waking Up To Sustainable Packaging In India Too

India produces an estimated 62 million tonnes of municipal solid waste annually, a figure which is likely to reach 165 million tonnes by 2030. As per a 2015 study by the Central

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Maharashtra : Only Electric Vehicles Inside Tiger Reserves

In a bid to promote a clean environment, the Maharashtra government has decided to use only electric vehicles inside tiger reserves for tourists. As per a government resolution issued on Friday, such

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World’s First Low Temperature Thermal Desalination Plant

The National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT), Chennai have developed world’s first low temperature thermal desalination plant, which could address drinking water problems in India’s ocean island territories and even offshore urban

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WCCB Wins Asia Environment Enforcement Awards

The Asia Environment Enforcement Awards publicly recognize and celebrate excellence in enforcement by government officials and institutions/teams combating trans-boundary environmental crime in Asia. The awards are given to outstanding individuals and/or government

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Surprise Discovery For Indian Scientists: Nanosheets Can Also Act As Chemical Reagents

Team from IIT Gandhinagar discovers that boron-rich nanosheets are chemical reagents too, with potential applications in energy storage devices and next generation sensors. With extremely tiny materials  —  a millionth of a

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