Researchers at IISER, Bhopal, have revealed that India's green cover has absorbed more carbon annually in the past decade. However, carbon sequestration rates decline during climate extremes like ...

The green cover in India has absorbed more carbon than it emitted annually in the last decade, but the rate of sequestration declines during extreme climate events such as drought, a study has ...

The green cover in India has absorbed more carbon than it emitted annually in the last decade, but the rate of sequestration declines during extreme climate events such as drought, a study has ...

The green cover in India has absorbed more carbon than it emitted annually in the last decade, but the rate of sequestration declines during extreme climate events such as drought, a study has ...

Mumbai, Feb 16 (PTI) The green cover in India has absorbed more carbon than it emitted annually in the last decade, but the rate of sequestration declines during extreme climate events such as drought ...

India's current climate investment falls short of the necessary $170 billion annually. Sovereign green bonds have been issued to support these efforts. The government is planning to set up a national ...

The green cover in India has absorbed more carbon than it emitted annually in the last decade ... The National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) launched in 2019, aims to reduce particulate matter levels by ...

The green cover in the city has increased by 5.66 sq km in two years — up from 40.52 sq km in 2021 ... the largest selling English daily in North India, publishes news and views without any ...

India's lush green cover has acted as a significant carbon sink, absorbing more carbon than it emitted annually over the past decade, a recent study by the Indian Institute of Science Education and ...