The transition away from fossil fuels, though not immediate or drastic, marks a turning point in climate negotiations. As we look back on the past 50 years, it becomes evident that the trajectory of our energy consumption is unsustainable.
The burgeoning energy demand in our nation, propelled by its growing economy, currently witnesses approximately 98 per cent of the transportation sector’s fuel needs being fulfilled by fossil fuels, while the remaining 2 per cent is sourced from biofuels.
Having grown up in the valley of Kashmir, I am always drawn to snow-clad mountains. So when a friend from Srinagar visited London earlier this year, I jumped at the chance of travelling with him to Switzerland for a few days to walk in the mountains and see the glacier on Mt Titlis.
As we navigate the complex landscape of climate change and the urgent need to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels, there emerges a beacon of hope on the horizon ~ the surge in electric vehicle (EV) adoption.
Clean energy is becomes world’s new obsession to limit the use of fossil fuels are leading nowhere. The war between…
The rich world became wealthy by massively exploiting fossil fuels, which today provides more than three-quarters of its energy.
The target of achieving 10 per cent electricity from renewable energy sources, originally set for 2021, is far from being accomplished.
Schwarzenegger, who has long campaigned against environmental pollution, said the war in Ukraine was another reason to stop using fossil fuels.
India's 1.3 billion people live in areas where the "annual average particulate pollution level" exceeds the WHO safe limit of 5µg/m³, according to the Air Quality Life Index by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC).
The Tibetan spiritual leader said we must pay attention to deforestation and protect the environment better.
