Latest Articles in COP21
India welcomes final climate deal draft
The final draft of climate deal proposes limiting global warming to 2 degrees Celsius and committing $100 billion a year from 2020 to help developing countries in coping with the problem
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$2.5 tn required for India's climate change actions
India's climate change actions, as per it's recently submitted INDC, will require around $2.5 trillion in the next 15 years, says Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar
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Modi, Hollande jointly launch International Solar Alliance
India will provide land and contribute about $30 million to build the secretariat infrastructure for the initiative that brings together developed and developing countries, announces Indian PM
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India, 19 other nations pledge to promote clean technologies
Twenty countries, including India, will launch an initiative to double their clean energy R&D budget over the next five years as part of global efforts to tackle climate change
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India joins UK, Aus to help combat climate change
A number of countries including Canada, Britain and Australia have pledged nearly $2.5 billion to help the poor countries, of the Commonwealth bloc, fight global warming
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Modi, Hollande invite over 100 countries for solar alliance
The solar alliance, to be named as International Agency for Solar Policy and Application, will act as a platform for countries to share technologies as opposed to relying on costly transfers from the EU and US
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India asks G20 for $100-bn a year green climate fund by 2020
Pledging to quadruple India's renewable power capacity to 175 GW by 2022, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked world's top economies to ensure reaching the target of $100 billion a year green climate fund by 2020
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Indian group bags UN's climate award
The winning project 'E-waste: From Toxic to Green' revolves around preventing greenhouse gas emissions due to mass burning of electronic waste in Delhi NCR while promoting green livelihoods for urban waste-pickers
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