NEWSLETTERS

• Vol 1, March 2026 | A Crude Shock

• Vol 2, February 2026 | Floods of Fear

• Vol 1, February 2026 | Silent Erosion

• Vol 1, January 2026 | Warming Signs

• Vol 3, December 2025 | The 2025 CarbonCopy curtain call

• Vol 2, December 2025 | Palmistry

• Vol 1, December 2025 | Bloc Buster

• Vol 1, November 2025 | Pulp fiction

• Vol 2, October 2025 | The COP30 Special

• Vol 1, October 2025 | Root of the Problem

• Vol 2, September 2025 | Under the Weather

• Vol 1, September 2025 | Eye of the Storm

• Vol 2, August 2025 | RE Boom and Bust

• Vol 1, August 2025 | Tariff Jam

• Vol 2, July 2025 | Mine Craft

• Vol 1, July 2025 | Dyer Straits

• Vol 2, June 2025 | Tick-Talk

• Vol 1, June 2025 | Waste Not

• Vol 2, May 2025 | Lost in Transition

• Vol 1, May 2025 | Thread Counts

• Vol 2, April 2025 | Urban Oasis

• Vol 1, April 2025 | Decarbonisation, Trumped?

• Vol 2, March 2025 | What Lies Beneath

• Vol 1, March 2025 | Slow Burn

• Vol 2, February 2025 | For Profit or Planet

• Vol 1, February 2025 | Mint Condition

• Vol 2, January 2025 | Tender Grip

• Vol 1, January 2025 | The Green Gamble

• Vol 2, December 2024 | The 2024 CarbonCopy curtain call

• Vol 1, December 2024 | Gasping for change

• Vol 3, November 2024 | Baku bargain

• Vol 2, November 2024 | Plastic solution

• Vol 1, November 2024 | Cents and sensibility

• Vol 1, October 2024 | Solar flair

• Vol 2, September 2024 | Critical Thinking

• Vol 1, September 2024 | A call to farms

• Vol 2, August 2024 | Race To The Bottom

• Vol 1, August 2024 | Babool in a China shop

• Vol 2, July 2024 | Fan fiction

• Vol 1, July 2024 | Rickshaw roulette

• Vol 2, June 2024 | Pine Roast

• Vol 1, June 2024 | Done in a (100) billion?

• Vol 2, May 2024 | Balance of power

• Vol 1, May 2024 | Licence to skill

• Vol 2, April 2024 | Voter burnout

• Vol 1, April 2024 | CBAM-boozled

• Vol 2, March 2024 | Credibility crunch

• Vol 1, March 2024 | Coal rush

• Vol 2, Feb 2024 | Against the flow

• Vol 1, Feb 2024 | Gas puzzler

• Jan 2024 | A call to palm

• Dec 2023 | The 2023 CarbonCopy curtain call

• Dec 2023 | COPing mechanisms

• Vol 2, November 2023 | Dubai-ous intentions

• Vol 1, November 2023 | The nuclear option

• October 2023 | An illusion of normalcy

• Vol 1, Sept 2023 | The G20 Special Issue

• Vol 2, August 2023 | In hot water

• Vol 1, August 2023 | Treasure hunt

• Vol 2, July 2023 | Flawed conservation act, 2023

• Vol 1, July 2023 | Thinking critical

• Vol 2, June 2023 | Eye on the price

• Vol 1, June 2023 | Tricks of the trade

• Vol 2, May 2023 | Mine games

• Vol 1, May 2023 | AI of the storm

• Vol 1, April 2023 | Oceans of trouble

• Vol 2, March 2023 | Reality check

• Vol 1, March 2023 | Electric storm

• Vol 1, Feb 2023 | Punctured

• Vol 2, Jan 2023 | Coal comfort

• Vol 1, Jan 2023 | A year of great reform ?

• Vol 1, Dec 2022 | Green-ish meridian

• Vol 2, Nov 2022 | Good COP, Bad COP

• Vol 1, Nov 2022 | COP27: All eyes on Egypt

• Vol 2, Oct 2022 | Zero sum game

• Vol 1, Oct 2022 | Uneasy money

• Vol 1, Sep 2022 | Capitalising on carbon

• Vol 2, Aug 2022 | PLI-sing to the ear

• Vol 1, Aug 2022 | Nominal, Diplomatic, Calculated

• Vol 2, July 2022 | Diamond in the rough

• Vol 1, July 2022 | Hunger Games

• Vol 2, June 2022 | Bonn Ultimatum: All eyes on COP27 as Bonn conference ends with little to show

• Vol 1, June 2022 | India’s climate finance comes with a premium on clarity

• Vol 1, May 2022 | The Indian EV market’s trial by fire

• Vol 2, April 2022 | Does hydel have a role in India’s decarbonisation plans?

• Vol 1, April 2022 | IPCC report on mitigation zeroes in on options to limit warming to 1.5-2°C

• Vol 2, March 2022 | EU wants to label gas as green investment, but science doesn’t lie

• Vol 1, March 2022 | The IPCC and resurgence of the politics of science

• Vol 2, Feb 2022 |Union Budget: From climate imprint to clean infra blueprint

• Vol 1, Feb 2022 |Are India’s forests really growing? Look under the cover, say experts

• Jan 2022 | Article 6: How the dependence on “charity” was retained in the new market mechanism

• The year that brought climate change firmly into the mainstream

• Will agreeing to a loss and damage funding facility open a Pandora’s box of liability for the developed world?

• A recipe for disaster: How climate change, mixed with oil prices, is stirring food insecurity

• The biggest takeaway from COP26 might be the dilution of multilateralism

• Energy crises, geopolitical tensions set stage for explosive climate talks

• India needs to step on the gas to win the global green hydrogen race

• Is climate finance the antidote to the trust deficit looming over COP 26?

• Profound inequality bears heavy on India’s energy transition

• Can India’s low-cost housing schemes rise to the climate challenge?

• Fire hazard: How climate change is derailing lofty carbon offset hopes

• EU’s climate plans: Fit for whom?

• Between a rock and a hard place: Lakshadweep locals set to fight tourism plans

• Lockdowns expose India’s elusive baseline air quality levels

• How dissonance is leading to chaos and tumult in India’s solar sector

• National oil companies looking to torpedo oil’s big ‘turning point’?

• India bets on geothermal energy and green hydrogen for a carbon neutral Ladakh

• Emerging building integrated tech can shine new light on India’s solar energy sector

• Biden summit adjusts temperature for climate action, but it’s still below optimum

• Will the new laws lead to more GHG emissions from India’s farms?

• How the Jal Jeevan Mission can navigate India’s impending water scarcity

• China’s 14th five-year plan fails to deliver on long term climate goals

• Do the new electricity rules spell doom for India’s rooftop solar ambitions?

• Himalayan infra, and an avalanche of problems

• Tesla sparks India’s interest in EVs

• How a dubious study is being used to undermine India’s emission norms

• Justice a tricky prospect in India’s low-carbon push

• Is it time for India to update its climate game?

• The unflattering reality of the lofty plans for India’s forests

• No more climate denial at the White House

• Unfit for habitation – Living amid Chennai’s industrial badlands

• Glacier retreat in the Hindukush Himalayas reveals transboundary uncertainties

• China aims for carbon neutrality by 2060, puts world on notice

• How far can India lean on a dwindling global carbon budget?

• India’s new public transport infrastructure is less than watertight

• Why competition around Lithium is still far from being a threat

• Blowing Smoke: How Oil India’s credibility crisis could spell doom for oil and gas in Assam

• Why power producers’ latest plea for deadline relaxations to install emission control tech fails to cut ice

• Can India push China out to make its place in the sun?

• Chasing coal when dubious gas appears the safer bet

• Real-time electricity trading another nail in the coal power coffin?

• The questionable business of weakening India’s environmental regulation

• For India’s energy transition, will stimulus equal growth?

• Oil tumbles, will the world capitalise for climate gains?

• Lockdown improves the view, but will it change the vision?

• COVID, climate present the case to reshape the world’s food supply structures

• A tale of two crises

• Ola, Uber and the sustainability challenge of new mobility

• The warm up to a chilling reality

• Will hydrogen for steel be an eyewash for India?

• 100% FDI in coal: India deaf to the canary’s tune

• ISFR 2019: Behind the numbers, a clear and present danger

• 2019: Another year on the dreaded climate curve

• Climate talks and the science of failing

• Deadly air, with the stench of apathy

• Gridded Challenge, Uncharted Territory

• Climate action ok, what about the reaction?

• Forests be damned, we need the concrete jungle

• In a sea of climate cash, adaptation left stranded?

• Climate Action Summit: Mostly smoke, little fire

• India no longer charged up on EVs?

• India’s renewables story running out of steam?

• Stressed Out: India in groundwater catch-22

• Streaming videos: Fast-forwarding the world to climate crisis

• Climate champion India ramps up funding for coal-bed methane

• China possibly eyeing hydrogen as future of zero-emission transport

• Severe heat wave grips India AGAIN, is there a plan of action?

• Global Elections could intensify divide on climate action

• Dailmer joins the EV Race, Will build 100% EVs by 2039

• China Promises, North America Threatens

• Youth have only 8th of emission quota left for lifetime, rest all used up by the elders

• 92% of World inhaling pollutants way above WHO levels

• India’s Oil and Gas firms could lose 604 million dollars

• US Supreme Court backs Gujarat, World Bank not immune to scrutiny

• India injects billions into Rooftop Solar and Solar Pumps

• Germany to quit coal by 2038

• DAVOS 2019: Grim Climate “RISK REPORT”, Are Leaders Listening?

• Big Story: After a brief lull, UN climate talks progress

• Big Story: WHO aims High, Delhi goes Low

• Air Pollution ‘THE NEW TOBACCO’

• World Bank drops Kosovo C, Delhi shuts down Badarpur coal plant

• IPCC report expected to call for urgent cuts in emissions

• Storm Florence death toll climbs to 33 amidst toxic waste leak

• Amidst heavy rains and floods, countries attempt to draft Paris rulebook in Bangkok

• Big Climate Story: Kerala Floods

• Ladakh: Vanishing glaciers and water crisis at 11,000 feet

• GROUND REPORT: Drought in Odisha, Extreme rain in Punjab

• Paddy cultivation drops 30% due to deficient rain

• Can India pull off its 100 GW-in-one-go solar tender

• Did India just increase its climate targets to 227GW by 2022

• Heat wave deaths, ‘Delist Vedanta’, Falling solar tariffs, Coal phase-outs

• More frequent extreme storms; 18% GST on solar; India worst on WHO pollution list

• Climate in Regional Press, Bonn Rule Book, Fossil Fuel Price Alert

• Kolkata new pollution capital, India’s solar slowdown, Climate change suicide

• WB warns of ‘massive migration’ in S Asia, Water shortage to hit 5 bn by 2050, China’s “Polar Silk Route”, Vietnam’s resilient coastal housing

• Back on track, but govt. bats for toned down EV policy; first profits from charge points; Why ride hailing must be only EV

• Thinning sea ice, first ship crosses Arctic in winter, EU’s new policy: no Paris deal, no trade

• ‘Striking rise’ in solar tariff, 5% solar glass tariff dropped, Minister expects 50% renewable energy by 2030

• ‘Biggest threat’ says PM, extreme weather ‘top global risk’, Egypt’s ancient treasures at climate risk

• Climate Change: ‘Bomb Cyclone’, frozen iguanas of Florida, Sydney’s baking suburb

• 2017 Climate review: Extreme weather events, fossil fuel phase out, race to Renewables and more

• No ‘match’ for Delhi air: Players vomit, ICC takes up issue, Medical Association, Green Court furious

• Air Pollution: Govt inaction ‘disgusting’, Top Court sets Jan 1 as emission deadline, Coal plants to dodge norms?

• UN Climate talks: Rich polluters spat with poorer countries, cities step up Climate action

• COP 23: Watching India, China, at climate meet post US Paris withdrawal

• Clean Diwali: Top Court reinstates firecracker ban, shuts out toxic air, anti-ban rhetoric

• Data: ‘Significant’ rise in India’s emissions, global CO2 emissions remain ‘static’

• Recipe for Disaster? Hot Atlantic churns back-to-back hurricanes, Trump, staff attack climate science

• #ClimateChange: ‘Unprecedented’ Harvey kills at least 60, Floods in India, Nepal, B’desh leave 1400 dead