1/7 NEW ISSUE BRIEF: India’s #airpollution crisis cannot be solved without addressing key structural and institutional constraints such as reforming our environmental regulatory regime – one that remains under-capacitated, poorly equipped, and under-funded.

1/3 Last week, the SFC team gathered in Alwar, Rajasthan, for a retreat to reflect on our journey so far, propose new ideas, and receive honest and critical feedback on our work from one another. We dove into some of the most pressing issues shaping the frontiers of climate, energy...

1/15 NEW PUBLICATION: Our report assesses India’s readiness for the extreme #heat of a +1.5 degree world. We examine the implementation of extreme heat policies in 9 major Indian cities - Bengaluru, Delhi, Faridabad, Gwalior, Kota, Ludhiana, Meerut, Mumbai, and Surat -

Scientists raise concerns as the US stops sharing air quality data from embassies worldwide
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“The expectation is that they will self-regulate, but we know well that asking industries to do so is not necessarily the best idea” - @bhargavkrishna.bsky.social on exemption of dual approvals for polluting industries to set up operations. Read more here: bit.ly/3BzcESp

The #NCQG has been criticised for not meeting climate finance needs & shifting responsibility from developed nations. In our blog, @aman-srivastava.bsky.social & Nikita Shukla examine the outcome, developed countries' defence, and ways future COPs can enhance finance delivery. bit.ly/3BqLOvN

At the opening panel of the #CleanAirCollective conference in #Bengaluru

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