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The Wind Turbines

Climate change & energy security are two of the most significant challenges the world faces today. As India fast tracks its developmental agenda, energy consumption will soar. Fossil fuels are a finite resource that will gradually disappear.
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Solar Power Plants

Solar Power in India is a fast developing industry. The country's solar installed capacity reached 28.18 GW as of 31 March 2019.
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Preparing Dung Cakes

The use of cow-patties/ cow-dung cakes are a rural tradition in India. They are a sustainable fuel material that form part & parcel of the traditional way of village life in India.
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My Climate My Future

India is a country known for it’s sweltering heat, but last couple of year has brought unprecedented (and early) high temperatures to the region, with a deadly outcome. Since 2000, India has had three serious droughts.
Graphic showing pollutants, sources, and major impacts to outline the sources and impacts of highly potent short-lived climate pollutants.
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Short-Lived Climate Pollutants: What They Are and Why They Are a Big Deal

Air pollution is the world’s largest environmental health risk, contributing to an estimated 6.7 million premature deaths each year globally. It is also a critical development challenge because low and middle income countries (LMICs) experience the greatest health burdens from poor air quality.
  • Jacquelyn Spade, Nila Cousar
Individual smiling and holding up a branch of a coffee plant.
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Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Coffee Supply Chains

Milk or sugar? Americano or cappuccino? When it comes to coffee, these are more commonly asked questions than what concerns me as a coffee-drinking forester: What is coffee’s carbon footprint? Has this cup contributed to deforestation? These questions also concern coffee buyers trying to “green” their supply chains.
  • Barry Flaming
Training on climate change
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All We Are is Carbon

Technicians and scientists of Paramos and Forests Activity of USAID  explain to indigenous Guambianos, matters about soil, and carbon, with the aim to make understand the Carbon Cycle and the climate change because of human activities.