We all have experienced depleting quality of air, water and other natural resources. With the increasing population and the resulting load on natural resources, we are on the verge of consuming everything that earth has to provide and we may need another planet to survive. ‘Living Planet’-a report by WWF, has already explained in 2012, that the Earth’s 6.8 billion people are already using 1.5 times of our planet’s natural resources. The load on environmental resources increases with the ever [...]
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Marching towards sustainable growth – Renewable energy scenario in India
India’s energy demand has been growing rapidly since the last two decades. This demand has been...
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Three primary rating systems for Green buildings in India
GMR aero tower – LEED ‘Silver’ rated For the past few years, the word ‘Green Buildings’...
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Tree or grass- the fate of Bamboo…
Do you care about classifications? Or do you subscribe to the Shakespearean philosophy of “What’s...
- Want to earn carbon credits but confused about the future of carbon markets?
- The ECO cost of every WAR
- How to calculate potential supply of rainwater from catchment area?
Energy
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Andhra Pradesh’s first Solar PV project has accredited under REC mechanism
The state of Andhra Pradesh has accredited its first Solar PV project under Renewable Energy Certificate...
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How grid interactive roof top solar PV systems work?
Many countries in the world are using conventional energy sources to fulfill their electricity requirements....
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MAHAGENCO – Successfully Completed One Year in Operating Solar PV Project
The state owned power utility company MAHAGENCO (Maharashtra State Power Generation Co. Ltd) is...
- Electricity scenario of the state of Tamilnadu
- Electricity scenario of the state of Karnataka
- Electricity Scenario of the state of Andhra Pradesh
Sustainability
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How to score high in Carbon Disclosure Leadership Index 2013?
Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) is a global nongovernmental organization registered in UK. It has...
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How to Quantify GHG Emission from Municipal Solid Waste Disposal Sites?
We explained in our last post about the emission of methane from Municipal Solid Waste Disposal...
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Status of Indian companies in Investor CDP India 2012 program
Year 2012 experienced a lesser number of companies disclosing information on their carbon emissions...
- Climate change can earn you profit…
- The status of Indian companies in CDP Global 500 Climate Change Report 2012
- How to calculate carbon dioxide equivalent emissions from different GHG sources?
Policies & Legislations
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MARPOL – An International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships
Water Pollution in Minimata Bay in Japan, Image Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Obvious_water_pollution.jpeg Marpol...
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Forest Rights Act of India, Part 3
(This is a continuing series of articles on the Forest Rights Act, part 1 and part 2. This is the...
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Forest Rights Act of India, Part 2
(This is a continuing series of articles on the Forest Rights Act. This is the second part of the...
- Forest Rights Act of India, Part 1
- Copenhagen, Cancun, Doha… Are climate change conferences losing their relevance?
- How to file an RTI?
Environment
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How do Municipal Solid Waste Disposal Sites Emit Methane?
Municipal Solid Waste is the waste material typically discarded by households comprisingdry &...
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World Wetland Day 2013
World Wetland Day – 2nd February This year theme- Wetlands and Water Management Wetlands are...
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Dachigam National Park, J&K
Location- Jammu and Kashmir, 22kms from Srinagar. Protected Area Category- National Park Area- 141...
- Why I’m in favour of GM crops…
- CBD – COP 11 at Hyderabad
- Eco tourism destinations- Telineelapuram, Andhra Pradesh
Trees are awesome!
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Benefits of Trees
Economic importance of Liquidambar formosana
Kingdom: Plantae Order: Saxifragales Family: Hamamelidaceae Genus: Liquidambar Species: Liquidambar formosana Common name: Formosa [...] Read more → -
Benefits of Trees
Economic importance of Magnolia grandiflora
Kingdom: Plantae Order: Magnoliales Family: Magnoliaceae Genus: Magnolia Species: Magnolia grandiflora Common name: Laurel magnolia, [...] Read more → -
Benefits of Trees
Economic importance of Schima wallichi
Kingdom: Plantae Order: Ericales Family: Theaceae Genus: Schima Species: Schima wallichi Common name: Needle wood, Chialuni Origin: India [...] Read more → -
Benefits of Trees
Economic importance of Putranjiva roxburghii
Kingdom: Plantae Order: Malpighiales Family: Putranjivaceae Genus: Putranjiva Species: Putranjiva roxburghii Common name: Child- [...] Read more → -
Benefits of Trees
Economic importance of Michelia spp.
Kingdom: Plantae Order: Magnoliales Family: Magnoliaceae Genus: Michelia Species: M. champaca ; M. oblonga Common name: Champa Origin: India [...] Read more → -
Benefits of Trees
Economic importance of Dalbergia latifolia
Kingdom: Plantae Order: Fabales Family: Papilionaceae Genus: Dalbergia Species: Dalbergia latifolia Common name: Indian Rosewood [...] Read more → -
Benefits of Trees
Economic Importance of Trewia nudiflora
Kingdom: Plantae Order: Malpighiales Family: Euphorbiaceae Genus: Trewia Species: Trewia nudiflora Common name: Gutel, khamara [...] Read more → -
Benefits of Trees
Economic importance of Emblica officinalis
Kingdom : Plantae Division : Angiospermae Class : Dicotyledonae Order : Geraniales Family: Euphorbiaceae Genus: Emblica Species: Emblica [...] Read more → -
Benefits of Trees
Economic importance of Hamelia patens
Kingdom: Plantae Order: Gentianales Family: Rubiaceae Genus: Hamelia Species: Hamelia patens Common name: Scarlet- bush Origin: Brazil [...] Read more → -
Benefits of Trees
Economic importance of Nyctanthes arbor- tristis
Kingdom: Plantae Order: Lamiales Family: Verbenaceae Genus: Nyctanthes Species: Nyctanthes arbor-tristis Common name: Night jasmine, [...] Read more →
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