[ad_1] US President Donald Trump is showing Americaâs trading partners no mercy. If they export a lot to the US, it will tariff them backâby half. The âreciprocalâ rates are especially harsh on several developing countries, with Vietnam, India, Thailand and Bangladesh all facing barriers of well over 20%. The costs wonât be felt equally….
[ad_1] It is unreasonable to expect developing countries to commit to costly climate mitigation strategies when the only reason developed nations are where they are is that they used cheap polluting technologies to get there. Having said that, global warming is real, and unless all countries commit to a more climate-friendly approach, we will have…
[ad_1] Few have been more wrong. Today, we produce more than enough to feed every person on the planet, and if we still have food insecurity in some corners of the planet, it is because we havenât yet learned to deal with spoilage. If we can preserve all the food we produce till it gets…
[ad_1] The government aims to unlock a floodgate of private capital by creating a standardized framework for identifying climate-aligned projects. The taxonomy will be able to achieve this by developing a set of standardized regulations to inform investing actors of the activities or businesses working towards combating climate change. Achieving Indiaâs net-zero target by 2070…
