Kuppai Tiruvizha (Zero Waste Carnival)- Climate Action Month 2024
PRESS RELEASE
KUPPAI THIRUVIZHA - Zero Waste Carnival
Chennai
For immediate release
PRESS RELEASE
KUPPAI THIRUVIZHA - Zero Waste Carnival
Chennai
For immediate release
#ClimateActionMonth brings you three events this week.
PRESS RELEASE
CLIMATE ACTION MONTH 2024 - INAUGURAL EVENT
Date and Venue: 1st August, Music Academy
SPECIAL GUESTS
Dr. P. Senthilkumar, IAS, Principal Secretary to Government, Department of Environment, Climate Change and Forests
In the race against climate change, nations worldwide face a monumental challenge: balancing the urgent need for sustainable development with the financial resources required to implement transformative solutions. This is where blended finance emerges as one of the tools in the fight against climate change with the strategic use of development finance and philanthropic funds to mobilise private capital flows to emerging markets.
The need for climate action becomes urgent with every passing second we go on about business as usual. It is high time we rethink and reshape the way we produce and consume in this day and age. CAG organised a Multistakeholder Forum on Sustainable Production and Consumption in Chennai on 23 and 24 March. The discussions over the course of two days have been compiled into this report with recommendations for the way forward.
Delving into the environmental attitudes of college students in Tamil Nadu, our study reveals that students have a fondness for nature, a commitment to conservation, but show neutrality on key issues such as eco centric concern. Additionally, we convened a workshop involving academicians, researchers, environmentalists, and journalists to revisit the existing UGC environmental studies curriculum. The outcome report and model syllabus from this workshop serves as an addendum to the main report.
Currently, India holds a below par position in terms of SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) scores and
As of today, India has 35,949 MW of power plant infrastructure that is more than 25-years-old and are bound to be decommissioned in the near future. Thus, each Indian state needs an action plan for the decommissioning of a thermal power plant. This report is a baseline study that guides to design a localised statutory framework to minimise the impact of the decommissioning process on surrounding communities & the environment.