Turning commitments into action for the built environment: Mahesh Ramanujam of GNFZ
COP30: The transition from pledges to progress demands that industries, governments, and financial systems demonstrate quantifiable impact, especially across sectors like the built environment.
A defining moment for climate-conscious urban development: Kirthi Chilukuri of Stonecraft Group
COP30: The UN climate talks offer a key opportunity to make urban development central to climate action by aligning growth with sustainability and resilience.
Forging a low-carbon future through sustainable stainless steel: Kalyan Kumar Bhattacherjee of Jindal Stainless
COP30: Global climate talks offer a key moment to accelerate industrial decarbonisation in high-emission sectors like steel, stainless steel, and manufacturing.
UN climate talks expected to focus on circular and water-resilient future: K Ganesh of Bisleri
COP30: The conference should deliver measurable frameworks linking climate action, circular economy, and community resilience with global standards on plastic and water.
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
There is almost zero tolerance for dirty cities: Apoorvshree Chaturvedi of UFlex Group
Urban Indians, especially youth, increasingly reject dirty cities, demanding strong waste management and public hygiene before investing in homes, says Apoorvshree Chaturvedi, Director –
