Introduction In recent years, the issue of carbon emissions and climate change has gained global attention. Governments and organizations around the world are taking steps to reduce their carbon footprint…
Carbon Border Tax and Carbon Credits 1. Carbon Border Tax (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, CBAM) Purpose: The primary purpose of a carbon border tax, or CBAM, is to address carbon…
A carbon border tax, often referred to as a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), is a policy tool designed to address carbon leakage and promote the reduction of greenhouse gas…
Introduction: India, with its rich tapestry of traditions and its growing urban populace, finds itself at the crossroads of sustainability and urban development. One ancient practice that is seeing resurgence…
Introduction Amidst the escalating urgency to address the mounting COâ‚‚ levels in our atmosphere, the role of carbon credits has taken center stage. These credits represent a system to offset…
Introduction: Traditional cooking methods in India often involve the burning of biomass such as wood, crop residues, and dung, leading to significant greenhouse gas emissions. The distribution of improved cookstoves…
Introduction: Transitioning paddy cultivation towards carbon farming not only aids climate change mitigation but also offers multifaceted benefits to Indian farmers. Here are the key advantages: Enhanced Water Efficiency: Alternative…
Bamboo Plantation as Carbon Offset in India Introduction: India, with its diverse agro-climatic conditions and vast land resources, holds immense potential for bamboo cultivation. Bamboo, often referred to as the…
Introduction: Bamboo, often termed as the "green gold," is gaining significance as a potential carbon offset solution. Being a fast-growing non-timber forest product, bamboo can play a pivotal role in…
Paddy cultivation, primarily referring to rice farming, has been integral to India's agricultural landscape for millennia. Given the prominence of rice as a staple food for a significant portion of…
