UN warns environmental degradation is killing millions and costing trillions worldwide
UNEP’s Global Environment Outlook finds environmental degradation is costing trillions yearly, while systemic transformation could unlock at least US$20 trillion annually
Infosys Foundation announces the winners of the Aarohan Social Innovation Awards 2025
Eight innovators awarded INR 2 crore for breakthrough solutions in education, healthcare, and environmental sustainability
The fashion industry can lead the fight against plastic waste: Suketu Shah of Vishal Fabrics
World Environment Day 2025: If fashion is to be a force for environmental change, it must address plastic not just in packaging, but at
Smart packaging powers sustainability and profit: K Ganesh of Bisleri International
World Environment Day 2025: Shifting from linear disposal to circular resource management helps brands stand out, as smart plastic use turns environmental responsibility into
India has seen a surge in plant-based and enzyme-based cleaning products that are both effective and gentle on the environment: Shashank Noronha of TABBSZ
Regulatory frameworks, such as the European Union’s extended producer responsibility (EPR) policies, mandated manufacturers to shoulder the environmental impact of their packaging.
India, with diverse range of agro-climatic zones, has huge potential to promote organic farming: Aditya Sesh of Member of the Expert Committee in the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare
Organic yields are often 10-15% lower than those from conventional farming, with a higher input cost; however, this is offset by higher margins and
Lupin’s ESG score rises to 76 in S&P global ESG ratings
The Company has increased its share of use of renewable energy to 33.8% and reduced carbon emissions by 21% over the last year.
War not only takes lives but also ravages the environment
War has profound and often devastating effects on the environment, a consequence that is frequently overshadowed by immediate humanitarian concerns.
Molbio supports Azerbaijan’s ‘TB Go Green’ initiative at COP29
Climate change has been identified as a potent amplifier of TB transmission, expanding the geographical range of vector-borne diseases.
