Sunita Narain
Editor at Down To Earth
Editor, Down To Earth and Director, CSE, Environmentalist
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1 week ago |
millenniumpost.in | Sunita Narain
The National Clean Air Plan, which targets all cities with high air pollution, must be converged towards the twin goals of cleaner and lesser vehiclesThere are three key reasons countries need to electrify their vehicle fleet. One is climate change. The transport sector guzzles massive amounts of oil—petrol and diesel—and globally contributes roughly 15 per cent of the annual carbon dioxide emissions.
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1 week ago |
downtoearth.org.in | Sunita Narain
There are three key reasons countries need to electrify their vehicle fleet. One is climate change. The transport sector guzzles massive amounts of oil—petrol and diesel—and globally contributes roughly 15 per cent of the annual carbon dioxide emissions. Zero-emission vehicles, or electric vehicles (EVs), replace oil with electricity, generated ideally in renewable energy plants, and are hence seen as the solution.
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1 week ago |
bizzbuzz.news | Sunita Narain
India should not take action to combat climate change. As I said this to a group of climate change envoys from various European countries, I could notice signs of confusion on their faces. I explained to them my reasons. Development is the most significant challenge that a country like India faces. We know today that this growth should also be inclusive and sustainable.
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3 weeks ago |
downtoearth.org.in | Sunita Narain
Since 1992, we have published 792 issues of Down To Earth, without fail, each fortnight. We have brought to you, our readers, on-the-ground reports from the stench of polluted landscapes to the inspiration of action. Every time we put together the plan for the magazine—what we call the issue plan—it reflects our commitment to you.
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3 weeks ago |
bizzbuzz.news | Sunita Narain
Elections for the Delhi Legislative Assembly have concluded and there is a new party in power. This is the dance of democracy, but this time there was one key difference. When pollsters asked people why they voted against the party in power, the answers threw up issues that we know matter but do not make it to the list. Pollution in the river Yamuna—the 22 km stretch that passes through Delhi—was on top; then came toxic air pollution and garbage.
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RT @CSEINDIA: "It is time to reprioritise the agenda for Yamuna" @sunitanar at the press briefing and release of the briefing paper on Yamu…
Thank you @JasonBordoff for your thoughtful views on where we stand today on climate action and the challenges but also opportunity to not give up on the imperative of energy transition
So wonderful to catch up with my friend, the incomparable @sunitanar at @CSEINDIA, during our visit to Delhi. And thanks for the invitation to join such an interesting discussion of Indian civil society leaders about climate action in a fractured world. 🇺🇸🇮🇳 https://t.co/Je2ehOf8s5
Thank you ChatGPT😊
With only a few hours left to nominate for the Tyler Prize, we asked ChatGPT who it thought should be nominated. @KHayhoe, @sunitanar and Carlos Nobre were the answers! Nominating is easy and just takes a few minutes. https://t.co/HqZFG5lnQc https://t.co/vGOYnP06kG
