Bhasker Tripathi
Climate Correspondent at Context
Climate Correspondent at Thomson Reuters Foundation
Learning snooker and other things • Climate Correspondent @TRF @ContextNewsroom • Grantee: @pulitzercenter
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2 weeks ago |
licas.news | Bhasker Tripathi
R. Mahadevan, a shrimp farmer in southern India, is considering something no farmer wants to say out loud: stopping production. Having already seen his monthly income shrink in recent years due to rising costs and stagnant demand, he said U.S. President Donald Trump’s planned tariffs on Indian exports may push him to the brink. “Already I am struggling, just somehow managing,” said 48-year-old Mahadevan, adding that his income had fallen to below $200 a month from about $350 in 2018.
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2 weeks ago |
bilyonaryo.com | Bhasker Tripathi
SOURCE: Thomson Reuters FoundationStressed shrimp farmers consider halting productionUS tariff could cripple India’s top seafood exportExperts call for government helpBy Bhasker TripathiNEW DELHI, June 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – R. Mahadevan, a shrimp farmer in southern India, is considering something no farmer wants to say out loud: stopping production.
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1 month ago |
context.news | Bhasker Tripathi
What’s the context? As countries face challenges using parametric insurance, a small Indian state found success by taking control of the process. NEW DELHI - As climate-fuelled disasters become more frequent and intense, companies and countries are experimenting with new models of insurance and financial help to manage risks and losses, among them, parametric insurance.
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1 month ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Bhasker Tripathi
Using a carbon market-like tool to control air pollution can help developing countries such as India, where the standard approach of limiting the emissions with policymaking is falling short, a new study has found. Air pollution is one of the most pressing health issues in India, where the country's 1.4 billion people breathe air exceeding the World Health Organization's guidelines for particulate matter.
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1 month ago |
context.news | Bhasker Tripathi
What’s the context? Can a system based on market trading help India beat back air pollution, one of its most pressing health issues?
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Indian shrimp farmers face uncertainty as Donald Trump's planned tariffs could push them to breaking point. With incomes shrinking & costs soaring, the future looks bleak for those who helped make shrimp India's largest seafood export: https://t.co/2WFXmp36RJ
RT @ContextNewsroom: Q&A: How a small Indian state overcame parametric insurance hurdles https://t.co/vJkHti41GJ
RT @ContextClimate: Can a system based on market trading help India beat back air pollution, one of its most pressing health issues? ✍️ Bh…