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Temporal distribution of water surfaces within East Kolkata Wetland. Increases in water occurrence are shown in green & decreases are shown in red. Interesting to see that significant loss of water surface extent is happening near the adjoining areas of Kolkata City.
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In WRI India's writes about how cheap and reliable #solarenergy has the power to save lives in remote communities across the country; case in point, the Burrows Memorial Christian Hospital (BMCH), in Assam's Cachar district.
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Green Growth has been stated as one of seven priorities alongside inclusive development and infrastructure and investment in the Union Budget announced on Wednesday. Read this blog where WRI India experts decode #UnionBudget2023:
The workshop will help the #MSME sector in understanding: Green Open Access rules Conducive Rooftop Solar policies Access to low-cost capital and; Financing models (2/3)
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Mr Deepak Krishnan, highlighted that levers to decarbonize Cement sector include #green tariffs, #solar powered boilers, and use of #hydrogen as a production fuel.
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Decarbonization of #Cement in Pakistan would require provision of #Energy saving #certificates, delineating the stakeholders, conducting #energyaudits , and reduction of the red tape barriers – @SMohazzam, MD, @NEECA_Pakistan. Watch full consultation at bit.ly/3YkTyVO
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Wetlands play a critical role in supporting biodiversity + natural cycles. Overall, Kolkata's built-up area has increased by 19%. Read our publication on the impact of urbanization on natural infrastructure across 10 cities in India: bit.ly/BGCPLI
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Rs 37000 crores for green energy comes to about $4 bn. The investment required for green energy (RE, EVs, GH2, battery storage) is to the tune of $30 bn a year on average in this decade. This can come mostly from private sources. But this budget allocation can be catalytic by...
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A 100 years ago, the Indian #Budget was called a gamble on the monsoon. Now we look to it for policies that will shield us from a changing climate. Far from a year's balancing of revenues & expenditures, we look to it for the drivers of economic growth over the coming decades. 🧵
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