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Beyond policy, achieving India’s net-zero goal needs the people's participation. An all-India ‘Jan Van’ initiative would ...

Building timely stability mechanisms into the carbon credit trading scheme can help avoid pitfalls encountered by other ...

This paper is authored by Rajesh Chadha, senior fellow, Ganesh Sivamani, associate fellow and Rajat Verma, CSEP, New Delhi.

The world’s most-populous country and third-largest carbon emitter will regulate “carbon intensity” to slow emissions increases as it grows. India, the world’s third-largest emitter of greenhouse ...

Base Carbon finances carbon abatement projects, with its focus now shifting to nature- and tech-based carbon removal projects. The company already has successful projects in Rwanda, Vietnam, and India ...

The voluntary market for carbon credits is projected to reach nearly $100 billion by 2030 and as much as $250 billion by 2050. Despite its growth, still fall short of the carbon reduction targets ...