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The govt is also considering installing new power transmission lines to tap the large hydropower potential in India’s strategic northeast region and incentives for setting up battery swapping infrastructure for EVs in the budget, the officials said, requesting anonymity
Scientists have a surprise this new year for Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio. Yes, you read it right! A tropical, evergreen tree from Cameroon, a plant species new to science in 2022 has been named after the actor. The tree has been labelled Uvariopsis dicaprio to commemorate his campaigning efforts to protect Ebo forest from logging. The tree adds to the list of the strange and spectacular plants that scientists have named in the past one year.
Now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. when it comes to the global response to the climate change challenge, it pays to differentiate between words and deeds. at last months cop26 summit, the chorus of concern from world leaders was deafening but the actions, well, tough decisions on deeper emissions cuts to stave off catastrophic warming were put off until next year. my were put off until next year. my guess is the us special envoy for climate, former secretary of state, john kerry. his mission remains to restore american leadership on it the biggest existential challenge facing...
That of man—made climate change. the world leaders gathered at the cop26 summit, made a bunch of new promises, but the window of opportunity to take the actions necessary to prevent catastrophic warming? well, that window is closing. 0ur planet as we know it is in peril, as i heard from the custodians of two of the great storehouses of biodiversity. do you fear a time when people, maybe only decades from now, might come to kew and might marvel at the diversity of plant life that we have destroyed and lost forever? and that is only now to be seen in a protected environment like this? sadly, t...
That of man—made climate change. the world leaders, gathered at the cop26 summit, made a bunch of new promises, but the window of opportunity to take the actions necessary to prevent catastrophic warming? well, that window is closing. 0ur planet as we know it is in peril, as i heard from the custodians of two of the great storehouses of biodiversity. do you fear a time when people, maybe only decades from now, might come to kew and might marvel at the diversity of plant life that we have destroyed and lost forever? and that is only now to be seen in a protected environment like this? sadly, ...