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No air of freshness in pollution control, budget flaunts AQI dip | Mumbai News - Vimarsana News

No air of freshness in pollution control, budget flaunts AQI dip | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: The budget has not listed out new measures to combat the problem of rising air pollution although it talks about the corporation's plans to pu.

Urban transit optimisation a big data problem, but we should start first with collecting data: Madhav Pai, CEO, WRI India - Vimarsana News

Urban transit optimisation a big data problem, but we should start first with collecting data: Madhav Pai, CEO, WRI India

Madhav Pai spoke to indianexpress.com on the tech tools developed by WRI India, their work with startups, the challenges of clean energy transition, issues with urban transit and the need to collect large amounts of data to make meaningful policy changes.

Vietnam Diverts Flights To Hanoi Over Toxic PM2.5 Air Quality - Vimarsana News

Vietnam Diverts Flights To Hanoi Over Toxic PM2.5 Air Quality

All flights to and from Hanoi's international airport in Vietnam were delayed or diverted to other destinations on Friday due to severe haze

Productive Use of Renewable Energy, Explained | World Resources Institute - Vimarsana News

Productive Use of Renewable Energy, Explained | World Resources Institute

While electricity access is growing in sub-Saharan Africa, consumption is not. An emerging concept called "Productive Use of Renewable Energy," or PURE, can help,

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Just how climate-friendly are timber buildings? It's complicated - Vimarsana News

Just how climate-friendly are timber buildings? It's complicated

The wood components are strong enough to hold up an office tower or apartment block, and building with them is thought to emit much less CO2 than using standard materials.