Ten years after Paris, the bills on old climate promises are due. A practitioner’s view of what COP31 in Antalya must close, what it means for carbon markets, and what India needs to do.
Category: Climate Change
Climate science, policy and impacts from an Indian vantage point: negotiations, adaptation, and what the science means in practice rather than in principle.
Left to Right : Richard N. Bright, Shri. Pravin Gordhanji Mali, Hon’ble Minister of State, Forests and Environment, Climate Change, Transport, Government of Gujarat, Sri. Sanjay Seth, CEO GRIHA Council, Ms Shabnam Bassi, Deputy CEO & Secretary, GRIHA Council
In climate and sustainability circles, we often talk about impact in numbers — tonnes of CO₂ sequestered, hectares restored, credits issued, capital deployed. But every
As negotiations continue in the heart of the Amazon, here’s what’s actually happening at the world’s most crucial climate summit The streets of Belém are
On July 29, 2025, I had the distinct honor of speaking at an exclusive knowledge-sharing session on one of the most urgent opportunities before us:
I was inspired to write this article after attending the FOW event on 19th July on “Mobilizing Carbon Finance to Enhance Adaptation and Contribute to
The Silent Storm of E-Waste “India now contributes 6% of the world’s e-waste—and yet, only 27% enters the formal recycling stream.” When we talk about
The collaboration between Carbon Registry India (CR-I), housed under the Network for Certification and Conservation of Forests (NCCF), and the Association of Indian Organic Industry
On May 30th, I had the privilege of speaking at the National Symposium on Net Zero held at the India International Centre, New Delhi, organised
The 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), held in Baku, Azerbaijan, concluded with critical decisions