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RECORDED UN Public Lecture by Dr. R K Pachauri, held on 28th June 2014
Dr. Pachauri was delivering the third United Nations Public Lecture in New Delhi today. He said, “The challenge to provide energy access for all has to be seen in the context of the problem of human- induced climate change, the impacts of which would create very high vulnerability for India in a large variety of ways.”
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Green Governance
31 May 2014, Speaking Tree
R K Pachauri, Director, The Energy Research Institute, Delhi, and chairman, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), says India could take the lead in green governance if Team Modi takes the right initiatives.
Honour for India’s green heroes
3 May 2014, The Times of India
At the fifth edition of the Earth Care Awards instituted by JSW Foundation and The Times of India, ENDEV and Lutheran World Service India Trust (LWSIT) received the ‘Community-based Mitigation and Adaptation to Climate Change’ award for tracing indigenous, salt-tolerant rice varieties and developing seed banks so the community would be more resilient to natural disasters.
India should turn to renewable sources of energy: RK Pachauri
3 May 2014, The Times of India
Dr Rajendra K Pachauri, chief guest at the Earth Care Awards, chairperson of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and director general of The Energy and Resources Institute, spoke on why India need not go down the same path as the developed world. Excerpts from an interview.
Micro-measures can have macro-impact
3 May 2014, The Times of India
TCS aim to extend green practices such as waste reduction and water efficiency into the supply chain by putting pressure on their suppliers. “The computers that we currently purchase are green-rated ,” explained Aniruddha Agnihotri, head of health, safety and environment at TCS.
A silent killer that’s not an election issue
2 May 2014, The Hindu
The problem of kerosene and biomass use, which kills millions of Indians at home each year, is being shamefully neglected
Negative changes to positive opportunities
15 November 2013, Hindustan Times
The human condition in the future would depend on how we manage the scarcity of water, energy and food
World’s climate change challenges are interlinked
14 November 2013, Hindustan Times
It is clear that the challenges the world faces in energy, water and food security are interlinked. Consequently, if strategies have to be developed for tackling one or the other aspect of this integrated challenge we would need to consider comprehensive and critical aspects of managing supply and demand for energy, water and food in a manner that ensures security in each of these.
India needs new energy regime: Pachauri
[Date: 29 June 2014, Source: Business Standard]
Opting for coal-based energy ‘wasteful approach’: IPCC
[Date: 29 June 2014, Source: Mint]
‘Sustainable energy crucial to meet India’s energy shortage’
[Date: 29 June 2014, Source: The Statesman]
Opting for coal-based energy ‘wasteful approach’ by government: IPCC
[Date: 29 June 2014, Source: The Economic Times]
Tap renewable energy sources, says Pachauri
[Date: 29 June 2014, Source: The Tribune]
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