Melbourne, Jan 24 (IANS) Climate change made early January’s southeastern Australia heatwave five times more likely, scientists say, as the country braces for another 50 degrees Celsius scorcher on Saturday. The Bureau of Meteorology has issued heatwave warnings for Australia’s every mainland state and territory, while the state of Victoria has declared a total fire ban amid extreme conditions. In the state capital Melbourne, extreme heat had forced Australian Open tennis tournament officials to…
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New Delhi, Jan 20 (IANS) India’s transition to low-carbon green steel is to remain a gradual, long-term process as cost and technological constraints continue to hinder rapid decarbonisation, a report showed on Tuesday.Over the long term beyond 2030, green steel demand in India is projected to accelerate and will be driven by tightening ESG compliance norms, large end-user industries (automotive, infrastructure, capital goods, etc) striving to decarbonise their supply chains, and policy measur…
Rajkot, Jan 11 (IANS) As part of the two-day Vibrant Gujarat Regional Conference (VGRC), a seminar was organised on Sunday based on the theme “From Carbon to Crops: Green Molecules, Higher Yields”. The primary objective of this seminar was to highlight that in the current era of global climate change and rising food demand, innovative and sustainable solutions for agriculture, along with efforts toward green energy, have become critically important.The concept of “From Carbon to Crops” represent…