Climate Policy

Farmers’ representatives say a super El Niño and a global fuel-fertilizer shock are threatening crop yields, incomes, and food supplies

Delhi's Draft EV Policy 2026 is the most ambitious electrification mandate India's capital has seen. Before it is finalised, it needs to answer three questions it has not yet asked.

The report says that at the current emissions rate, the carbon budget will be exhausted slightly over the next three years

As negotiators gather in Bonn on June 8 after the landmark Santa Marta conference, the debate on moving away from fossil fuels must shift from declarations and coalitions to the practical challenges of finance, technology, energy security, critical minerals, and a just transition for developing countries

The report noted that climate action in the housing sector must go hand-in-hand with tackling the growing global housing affordability crisis.

As the Iran war disrupts global supplies, registered consumers remain protected while migrant workers and poorer households pay some of the highest rates anywhere in the world for LPG

Part 3 of CarbonCopy’s series on non-economic loss and damage looks at how years after Cyclone Fani, shifting coconut yields and fishing patterns are driving losses insurance cannot cover

Banks provided nearly $22 billion in financing for met coal mine developers between 2022-2024, while institutional investors hold roughly $30 billion in securities

From Rajasthan’s revived Sherni river to the shrinking Yamuna, evidence is mounting that decentralised water restoration may, in some cases, deliver greater climate resilience and lower social costs than conventional hydropower-led river development

Timing, in climate diplomacy, is everything. India released the third instalment of its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC 3.0) this week as the West Asia crisis continues to intensify and energy markets convulsed.