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Unfortunately, the Vienna Convention is toothless, and its provisions have been ignored. Therefore, rebooting the Vienna Convention to govern SRM...
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As can be seen from the case of Maharashtra, planning is essential for a just transition
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These countries have historically drawn a red line, refusing to recognize the necessity of phasing down oil and gas to address the climate crisis.
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About 48% of these emissions come from the use of biomass, such as fuelwood and dung cakes, for cooking and heating.
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Currently, India’s energy sector accounts for 68.7% of GHG emissions.
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India’s presidency has done something unprecedented: it has directed the spotlight onto the Global South—where the world’s majority live.
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