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  • Carbon Accounting Tools: What Businesses Should Look For

    Carbon Accounting Tools: What Businesses Should Look For

    Once a business moves past its first year of carbon accounting — and has perhaps already found some cost savings along the way — the spreadsheet that worked for a single-site pilot usually starts to strain. More facilities, more suppliers, more regulatory questions — and eventually the conversation turns to carbon accounting tools. This is…

  • Carbon Accounting and Cost Savings: The Hidden Link

    Carbon Accounting and Cost Savings: The Hidden Link

    Most businesses start carbon accounting because a regulator, investor, or customer asked for it. Few expect it to also show up on the finance team’s radar. But once a company has an accurate emissions inventory broken down by activity — fuel, electricity, logistics, purchased materials — it is looking at something else entirely: a map…

  • India’s Draft Fuel-Economy Rules Just Did Something New: They Started Counting Ethanol as Carbon-Neutral

    India’s Draft Fuel-Economy Rules Just Did Something New: They Started Counting Ethanol as Carbon-Neutral

    Most fuel-efficiency regulation is a slow, technical grind — a few grams of CO2 per kilometre shaved off a target here, a compliance deadline pushed a year there. But the draft rules the Ministry of Power circulated this week for public consultation contain a genuinely new idea buried in the technical detail, one that connects…

  • Delhi-NCR’s Dirtiest Vehicles Are a Tiny Fraction of the Fleet — a New ₹9,585 Crore Scheme Wants Them Gone

    Delhi-NCR’s Dirtiest Vehicles Are a Tiny Fraction of the Fleet — a New ₹9,585 Crore Scheme Wants Them Gone

    Ask most people what’s choking Delhi’s air, and they’ll say cars, or stubble burning, or firecrackers. The uncomfortable statistic that rarely makes it into that conversation: within the region’s transport sector, trucks and buses make up only about 3% of the vehicle fleet but account for roughly 36% of its PM2.5 emissions. A single pre-BS-VI…

Changemaker Spotlight

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Naarica — Sustainable Reusable Period Panties from India

NAARICA Naarica is a Maharashtra-based sustainable brand making reusable, eco-friendly period panties from bamboo and cotton fabric — helping women …

Kalyanamm — Turning Sacred Flowers into Eco-Friendly Incense

Kalyanamm Holy Waste Recycling Pvt Ltd Sacred flowers, reborn as eco-friendly incense Kalyanamm Holy Waste Recycling Pvt Ltd is a …
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NatHabit

NatHabit is an Indian beauty and wellness brand built on the principle that the most effective skincare and haircare is …

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Green Crackers

☆ ☆ ☆Green CrackersCelebrate the festival of lights — without dimming the air30%Less Particulate Matter40%Fewer Harmful Chemicals50%Lower Sound Levels What …
5 Eco-friendly Ganesha Idols We Can Buy Online for Ganesh Chaturthi

Eco Friendly Ganpati Idols

Eco-Friendly Ganpati Idols Ganesh Chaturthi or “Vinayak Chaturthi” is one of the most sacred Hindu festivals. The festival celebrates the …
Earthen Terracotta Clay Water Bottle

Terracotta Clay Water Bottle

Terracotta Clay Water Bottle is an eco-friendly product that helps store your drinking water cool in a natural way. Along …

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