As COP30 rolls out a tropical forest fund, how are India’s natural forests doing?
Part 4 of CarbonCopy’s forest series finds that even as the Forest Survey of India…
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Can multilateralism still deliver at COP30?
From calls to reform climate finance to demands for equity and adaptation, experts say COP30…
The $300 Billion Question Ahead of COP30
The climate finance target set at COP29 highlights ambition, but bridging the gap demands political…
Mapping the road to $1.3 trillion at COP30
Developing countries, excluding China, account for less than 15% of global climate finance flows. Enhancing…
India at COP30: From Rule-Taker to Rule-Maker in the Climate-Trade Era
As Brazil pushes for a global forum linking climate and trade, India stands at a…
How India’s Pan Masala Boom is Stripping Its Forests
In the second part of CarbonCopy’s series on India’s native forests, we trace the illicit…
India’s Forests Are Shrinking in Plain Sight
CarbonCopy launches a new 4-part series on the state of India’s native forests, beginning in…
Can Private Players Reinvent India’s Forecasting Future?
Part two of CarbonCopy’s series on India’s weather warnings explores how startups and private players…
Inside India’s Struggle to Build a Reliable Early Warning System
Part one of CarbonCopy’s two-part series on India’s forecasting challenge explores how the IMD is…
50% green energy was the easier part. The real challenge begins now
India has hit 50% clean capacity ahead of schedule. But translating capacity into real supply,…