Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com If you have been reading about the success of solar energy and how renewable energy is going to replace coal, then the recent news of the coal shortage and the impending global energy crisis might baffle you. For the last 2-3 weeks the newspapers have been highlighting how we are … Continue reading Inadequate investments and slow growth of renewable energy will make Energy Transition painful.
The 1.5 degree scenario is almost beyond our reach.
Photo by Alto Crew on Unsplash The IPCC Assessment Report 6- The physical sciences bases is full of bad news for humanity and a lot of science highlighting and supporting why we need to take this bad news seriously. It gives us more and more evidences (as if we did not already have enough!) that the global warming is … Continue reading The 1.5 degree scenario is almost beyond our reach.
Going beyond the words and promises
Plastic Bottles are one of the top three contribution to plastic pollution globally. Photo by Brian Yurasits on Unsplash You always have choices and will be known for what you chose. A company in Australia https://thankyou.co/categories realized that it had a silly product in its portfolio. Packaged Drinking Water- a major source of plastic pollution. It stopped producing it. … Continue reading Going beyond the words and promises
Power to the People
https://flic.kr/p/2jTCTeL I spent more than 15 years doing my bit for energy access to the underprivileged population. And, this picture portrays many things in one frame. These small bottles are also nostalgic for many.
Addressing Household Air Pollution and Celebrating Cooking : Dharma Chef
Household Air Pollution (HAP) is emerging as a major health risk and is responsible for more than 4.3 million premature deaths globally every year. The biggest and most common contributor to HAP is the use of biomass fuels for cooking in our traditional cookstoves. Availability of free biomass, free traditional cookstoves, and our age-old and … Continue reading Addressing Household Air Pollution and Celebrating Cooking : Dharma Chef
Lighting Up Young Minds
A reading session with solar lights One of the luckiest things that can happen to you in life is, I think, to have a happy childhood. -Agatha Christie Indeed, a happy childhood is something that every kid deserves. On this literacy day, we started something that was our contribution to add happiness to some childhoods. … Continue reading Lighting Up Young Minds
Killer in the kitchen
Several news articles highlighted the deteriorating air quality in Delhi and its impact on health. Many of my friends and colleagues started contemplating options that can save them from air-pollution. They discussed options ranging from buying masks and air-purifiers to shifting to a city with better air quality. These frequent news and articles about air-pollution … Continue reading Killer in the kitchen
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