Archana Chaudhary

New Delhi

Journalist at Freelance

Climate Change, Economics, Trade.

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Articles

Trump, Tariffs, Trade, Turbulence

2 months ago | carboncopy.info | Archana Chaudhary

Trump’s sweeping tariffs jolt global trade, unsettle supply chains, and trigger retaliatory moves — but for India, the chaos could present a rare chance to gain ground in exports, renewables, and economic diplomacy Whether or not it’s a Chinese curse, President Donald Trump’s election has forced the world “to live in interesting times.” On April 2, in one fell stroke of his barbed-wire-like signature, the United States President altered all permutations of world trade when he imposed...
Hydrothermal Synthesis of La-MoS2 and Its Catalytic Activity for Improved Hydrogen Evolution Reaction

Dec 5, 2024 | mdpi.com | Archana Chaudhary |Rais Khan |Saad Almadhhi |Ali Alsulmi

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G20 sends tepid climate finance signals in a divided world

Nov 19, 2024 | carboncopy.info | Archana Chaudhary

Unlike the New Delhi declaration of 2023, the world’s biggest economies had shied away from detailed financial commitments or timelines on climate financeOn the day that leaders of the world’s top 20 economies met to decide their priorities in the face of two bloody global conflicts and a weakening economic system in the hottest year ever recorded in human history, COP29 president Mukhtar Babayev asked them for a “positive signal”. And he did receive one. But only half-hearted.
Trumping the odds: How India’s decarbonisation plans will survive US poll results

Nov 5, 2024 | carboncopy.info | Archana Chaudhary

Among the most important shifts to watch for will be in the climate policy space, decarbonisation of supply chains, CBAM and rising climate impacts. The outcome of the 2024 U.S. election battle between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump is expected to shape one of India’s most important economic and strategic relationships. The world’s fifth-largest economy has nurtured its ties with the U.S. across partisan divides.
Mind the gap: Finding the funds at COP29 to fight climate change

Nov 4, 2024 | carboncopy.info | Archana Chaudhary

Can COP29 secure the trillions needed from wealthy nations and reformed multilateral banks to support climate resilience in developing countries? As the world prepares for COP29 under the shadow of unprecedented geopolitical challenges — two bloody conflicts and a contentious election in the world’s most powerful economy — one critical issue remains front and centre: financing the fight against climate change.
NCQG’s new challenge: Show us the money

Jun 17, 2024 | carboncopy.info | Archana Chaudhary

Two crucial global talks, Bonn and G7, failed to agree on climate finance ahead of COP29 climate discussions. The crux of the problem, say experts, is that rich countries confuse investment with climate finance At the annual mid-year UN climate talks in Germany’s Bonn, developed nations failed to agree on a new target to fund climate action in developing ones.
Neoantigen Identification and Dendritic Cell-Based Vaccines for Lung Cancer Immunotherapy

May 5, 2024 | mdpi.com | Komal Kumari |Amarnath Singh |Archana Chaudhary |Rakesh Kumar Singh

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The Indian economy is in danger of suffering a heatstroke

May 3, 2024 | carboncopy.info | Archana Chaudhary |Kartiki Negi

As it rolls out the world’s biggest-ever election, there’s a bigger challenge confronting India’s governance systems: HeatIndia’s 969 million voters are battling testing summer temperatures in the ongoing national polls. Parts of peninsular and central Indian plains have already breached the 46°C threshold. States like Kerala have already reported deaths at the polling booths.
The Indian economy is in danger of suffering a heatstroke

May 1, 2024 | foundingfuel.com | Archana Chaudhary |Kartiki Negi

[Image from Unsplash] By Archana Chaudhary and Kartiki Negi India’s 969 million voters are battling testing summer temperatures in the ongoing national polls. Parts of peninsular and central Indian plains have already breached the 46°C threshold. States like Kerala have already reported deaths at the polling booths. According to the Indian Meteorological Department, a heatwave is when temperatures cross a maximum of 40 degrees Celsius in India’s plains and 30 degrees in hilly areas.
Founding Fuel

Apr 30, 2024 | foundingfuel.com | Archana Chaudhary

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