As urban populations swell and environmental concerns intensify, the quest for sustainable and affordable transportation solutions has become paramount. Globally, the transportation sector accounts for approximately 16% of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), underscoring the need for greener mobility options. In India, the government’s commitment to sustainable transport is evident through initiatives promoting electric vehicles (EVs) […]

Plastic pollution is a global crisis, where humanity expects to consume over 500 million tonnes of plastic in 2024 alone, with a large share quickly becoming 400 million tonnes of waste. To address this burgeoning concern, the UN Environment Programme has made efforts to establish a legally binding treaty in its fifth session of the

The climate crisis induced by global warming is threatening ecosystems, economies, and livelihoods globally and needs urgent action to make Earth a livable planet for future generations. Global warming and climate change are two sides of the same coin, with one driving the other. Global warming refers to the steady increase in Earth’s average surface

The global rise of veganism has created a perception of plant-based products as environmentally and ethically superior. However, the phenomenon of greenwashing—misleading claims about sustainability—has also infiltrated the vegan market, raising ethical concerns. In both global and Indian contexts, this issue highlights the complexities of ethical consumerism. The global vegan food market is witnessing rapid

Excessive production, consumption, and inadequate plastic disposal is a global environmental crisis. For this, renewable plastics are emerging as a transformative solution that can tackle the burgeoning plastic pollution. But balancing its cost-efficiency and sustainability measures will be a game changer. India, where approximately 9.3 million tonnes of plastic waste is generated annually, this innovation