Progress and paradoxes shaped the climate story: Radhika Kalia of RLG Systems India
Renewable gains, rising emissions and climate extremes made 2025 a year of contradiction, forcing a hard reassessment of what real environmental progress means.
Radhika Kalia
Tangible action will be a key driver of success or failure of COP30: Radhika Kalia of RLG Systems India
COP30: Tangible action will be a key driver of success or failure: Radhika Kalia of RLG Systems India
India’s path to ending plastic pollution through homegrown solutions: Radhika Kalia of RLG Systems India
World Environment Day 2025: With its scale, diversity, and ingenuity, India can lead the fight against plastic pollution by creating decentralised, eco-rooted, and cost-effective solutions driven by policy, awareness, collective action, and accountability.
There can be provisions for awareness campaigns to educate citizens on responsible consumption and waste reduction: Radhika Kalia of RLG Systems India
Budget 2025: Renewable energy is expected to be a key focus area, considering India’s ambitious targets for the domain.
Technology would continue to play a key role in improving e-waste management: Radhika Kalia of RLG
Fast forward 2025: Tech-driven solutions will make identification and separation of valuable metals from discarded electronic items easier, enhancing the efficacy of recycling operations and decreasing environmental harm.
Renewable energy industry is confronted by challenges associated with recycling and repurposing of material employed in solar panels, wind turbines, and batteries: Radhika Kalia, RLG Systems India
Rewind 2024: While international agreements emphasised the importance of sustainable and circular economies and reiterated the necessity of transitioning away from fossil fuels.
