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Environment

INDIA'S POWER SECTOR EMISSIONS FALL

India’s power-sector CO2 emissions fell 1% in early 2025, driven by a 69% clean energy surge, hydropower gains, and mild weather—signaling a possible emissions peak before 2030 and marking a historic shift in India’s energy transition.

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SINGLE-USE PLASTIC BAN: CHALLENGES AND WAY FORWARD

India banned single-use plastics in 2022, but they are still used because of lax enforcement, unauthorised production, expensive substitutes, and customer convenience.  Strict enforcement, circular economy policies, community involvement, and creative, sustainable solutions are all necessary as they contribute to waste, inadequate recycling, and health hazards.

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INDIA - FAO COLLABORATION ON BLUE PORTS EXPLAINED

The Department of Fisheries and FAO are investing ₹369.8 crore to modernize three pilot harbors under the Blue Port Infrastructure project, integrating 5G and AI for sustainable, inclusive fisheries, aligning with India’s Blue Economy goals and long-term sectoral transformation.

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WHAT IS PLASTICDWEEP? EXPLAINED

Lakshadweep’s Plasticdweep crisis, marked by the Minicoy fire and 4,000 tonnes of unmanaged waste, threatens reefs with 66% plastic litter. This systemic failure endangers biodiversity, livelihoods, and tourism, exposing the urgent need for sustainable waste governance in the fragile archipelago.

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WHAT IS WTO AGREEMENT ON FISHERIES SUBSIDIES ? EXPLAINED

The WTO Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies is a landmark step in ocean governance, curbing harmful subsidies fueling overfishing and illegal practices, while safeguarding marine biodiversity, food security, and livelihoods of small-scale fishers, balancing sustainability with equitable economic growth globally.

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INDIA TO EXPLORE POLYMETALLIC SULPHIDES IN CARLSBERG RIDGE

 India’s Carlsberg Ridge licence makes it a deep-sea pioneer, securing critical minerals for energy transition and asserting strategic autonomy in the Indo-Pacific; amid environmental risks and Sino-Indian rivalry, success depends on ISA reforms, green technology, and sustainability-focused policies.

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JUDICIAL ACTIVISIM : SUPREME COURT'S INTERVENTION ON AIR POLLUTION

The Supreme Court’s 2025 directives on air pollution exemplify judicial activism, enforcing accountability of CPCB, SPCBs, and CAQM, filling executive gaps, and protecting the right to clean air under Article 21, However, long-term solutions require strengthened enforcement, technology, and public engagement.

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CAN WE SECURE THE HIMALAYAS FROM RECURRING DISASTERS?

The Himalaya’s fragile geology, climate change, and unplanned development heighten disaster risks. Strengthening resilience requires risk-informed land-use planning, transboundary coordination, eco-friendly infrastructure, early warning systems, community-based preparedness, climate-adaptive livelihoods, and ecosystem restoration through reforestation, water source revival, and green infrastructure solutions.

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GLOBAL FOSSIL FUEL DECLINES: WHAT IT MEANS FOR INDIA

The IEA’s warning highlights India’s import-driven vulnerability but also a chance for transformation. By strengthening fossil fuel security, accelerating clean energy, and ensuring resilience, India can pursue Viksit Bharat 2047 with autonomy, sustainability, and leadership in a multipolar energy world.

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ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE: MEANING, CHALLENGES, WAY FORWARD

Antibiotic resistance threatens global health as bacteria evolve against drugs. In India, misuse across humans, animals, and agriculture is high. The National Action Plan on AMR enforces surveillance, regulation, and a holistic One Health approach to combat this crisis.

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HOW INDIA BECAME A GLOBAL CLIMATE CHAMPION?

Under the vision of ‘Seva and Sushasan,’ India emerges as a global climate leader, achieving COP21 targets early, advancing the LiFE movement, promoting green hydrogen, and maintaining low per capita emissions, showing that economic growth and sustainability can coexist.

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CLIMATE FINANCE AND ADAPTATION INNOVATION

India tackles growth and climate challenges by blending public funds, green bonds, and private capital. With tools like blended finance and taxonomy, it prioritizes adaptation in agriculture and water, ensuring resilience for vulnerable populations and sustainable development.

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