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COP26 Glasgow will provide a global stage to exhibit Scotland's green innovation
•COP25 did not end well, with everyone reflecting on its failure to set rules to create a carbon market between countries.
Sustainable living is rooted in Indian culture, it's time to look at alternatives to our high-carbon lifestyles
Abigailb •There are things that can be easily fixed, we do not need to reinvent the wheel. We just need to bite the bullet and make the effort.
India hopes to build slew of renewable energy projects along the western border
•The projects will help reduce the carbon footprint ensure that India sticks to the 2015 Paris agreement.
'Blue finance' hopes to put oceans on a sustainable path
•11 multinational banks announced the "Poseidon Principles" that will help shipping firms cut emissions in half within 30 years.
IL&FS gets NCLAT approval for sale of remaining 51% stake in 7 wind energy arms to Japan's Orix Corp
•Currently, Orix Corporation owns 49 percent stake in each of 7 operating wind power plants of the Group and had expressed its intent to buy out the remaining 51% stake held by IWEL.
Scotland's wind farms produce twice as much energy as needed to power its homes
Tech2 News Staff •In May, the UK set a record of going two weeks without using any carbon emission heavy resources.
World Environment Day 2019: Four sustainable technologies to help save our oceans
Tech2 News Staff •Sustainable tech can help the oceans as well as reduce the carbon footprints we are leaving behind.
In India, birds are dying because they collide with blades of the wind turbines
Indiascience •Although wind energy is a source of renewable energy, unsuspecting birds are facing the brunt of tall blades.
Viability, implementation risks constrain outlook for wind energy sector; capacity addition to rise to 16 GW by 2023: Crisil
•State auctioning slowed as several states signed PSAs with PTC and SECI to procure wind energy under the schemes auctioned by them, to help fulfil their non-solar renewable purchase obligations targets.
Strong energy policies could help establish India as a leader in renewable energy
Kavyan •With all the progress that India has made in renewables, the bigger picture isn't all that rosy.