Emissions  

Aviation fuel made by food waste can go a long way in mitigating harm caused to the environment by emissions 

India is the only country which is on track to meet the ‘2°C compatible’ goal, among the G20 nations
 

As the world looks towards HCNG as it has a lot of benefits concerning emissions, mileage and durability, Delhi will begin the trial run of HCNG powered buses 

While the world grapples with the coronavirus pandemic, the slowdown in human activity is having some unexpected, but positive impact on our planet. To combat the rapidly spreading virus countries have put a lockdown resulting in limited travel and industrial activity. Limiting travel has led to a reduction in vehicle emissions and cutting the amount of industrial activity has led to a drop in the number of harmful particles put in the air. Watch this video to learn more.

Carbon dioxide emissions are expected to reach another record high this year, a new report found Wednesday, with scientists warning the world is losing time to make the drastic reductions needed to avert a climate catastrophe.

Hello and welcome to this episode of DePress Room, my name is Amal Chowdhury and today we will be talking about the global emissions which are getting worse with each passing day.

The air quality of the national capital took a hit due to a combination of firecracker emissions, stubble burning and unfavourable meteorological conditions in the past few weeks. The government intends to ensure no company shuts down because of financial instability, said finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman addressing the issue of pressure on telecom sector. All this and more on today's episode of MyNation in 100 seconds.

The study estimates the combination of hotter summers and more high-heat days will contribute to more than 1.5 million deaths each year by 2100. The projected death rate is as high as the current death rate from all infectious diseases in India today. 

The process of generating, or mining, a bitcoin can involve solving a series of complex mathematical problems, which may take in a lot of computing power and result in carbon dioxide emissions. 
 

The Tamil Nadu government had signed an agreement with the C-40 Cities Clean Bus Declaration team in 2018 aimed at reducing carbon emissions by operating electric buses. Vijayabhaskar said the government was taking steps to run 2,000 electric buses and 12,000 BSVI-compliant buses.

The Centre has decided to change to the Euro VI level from April 2020, leapfrogging over Euro V norms.