The beauty sector needs to move from pledges to proof on emissions: Edyta Kurek of Oriflame
COP30: The beauty industry must move from climate pledges to measurable action with standardised Scope 3 reporting to track and cut hidden emissions.
STEM education gives girls edge to lead on climate action: Gauri Puranik of British Council
Understanding climate, pollution, and sustainability is best developed through STEM education, where such concepts are deeply embedded: Gauri Puranik, Head of English Programmes for
Explainer: What is parametric insurance
Traditional insurance, which often takes weeks or months to release payouts after surveys and paperwork, is proving mismatched to this new climate reality.
Children lead the way as a new magazine debuts in social development space
In an unconventional launch, children of Jaishankar Memorial Centre unveiled the magazine, embodying its mission to amplify unheard voices, spotlight lived experiences, and champion
ESG in India risks becoming a ritual of compliance: Rajesh Patel of Snowkap
Without real-time systems to capture and validate this information, ESG ends up being a backward-looking exercise, a story companies tell after the fact.
EVs aren’t the full solution. They just shift some of the problem out of sight: Bharath Rao of Emobi
EVs won’t fix everything. But they’re a big step forward. They can reduce emissions, clean up city air, and shift the market toward cleaner
AI algorithms are adept at sharing insights that help project engineers optimise building design and layout: Harish Fabiani of IndiaLand
Precision of AI-backed analytics help tackle costs and diminish the environmental footprints that are associated with manufacturing, transporting and disposing of unused raw materials.
Energy is an enabler for economy, India has a lot to offer in clean tech: Ibrahim Matola
Ibrahim Matola, minister of energy of the south-eastern African country Malawi, was in India recently. In an interview with Naina Gautam, he discusses the
