Male, Dec 19 (PTI) As the leader of one of the most climate-vulnerable nations, one would not expect Mohamed Nasheed to be very optimistic about the outcome of the recently-concluded Durban climate summit.
Opening of coal sector for commercial mining on the anvil- 19 December 2011,The Economic Times
NEW DELHI: The Government hopes a consensus will soon evolve on opening of coal sector for commercial mining, a bill for which has been pending for past seven years, Coal Minister Sriprakash Jaiswal said today.
Opening of coal sector for commercial mining on the anvil
Power supply cut stops coal mining in nine ECL mines- 19 December 2011,IBN Live
Kolkata/Burdwan, Dec 19 (PTI) Coal extraction in at least nine mines of the Eastern Coalfields came to a stand still after power supply was snapped by private power utility DPSC Ltd for non-payment of Rs 63 crore as security deposit.
CIL to install GPS to check coal pilferage-19 December 2011,The Hindu
Seeking to check the pilferage of coal during transportation to various parts of the country, state-run Coal India Limited (CIL) has decided to install Global Positioning System (GPS) in all its trucks to keep a close vigil on their movement from early next year.
The company proposes to put the system in place in a phased manner starting early next month. The Maharatna company has 81 mining areas and produces around 81.1 percent of India’s overall coal production. According to experts the implementation of GPS will help in checking pilferage of coal during its movement from mine to the point of loading.
Durban Climate Talks: What it means for India? 15th December 2011, NDTV
At the recently concluded UN climate change talks in Durban, the world agreed to a new global climate change regime by 2020 to bring down emissions to save the planet. But cutting carbon emissions will be a tough task for India in the years to come as the country needs to balanace its development trajectory with transition to a low economy.
Read the full story here Durban Climate Talks: What it means for India?
India in Durban to find a solution to climate change: Natarajan – 12th December, The Economic Times
At the President’s informal stock taking plenary, held in the early hours of Sunday, at the Baobab plenary room at the Durban ICC, India’s environment minister Jayanthi Natarajan made a final attempt to ensure that India’s redlines—legally binding deal and differentiation between developing and developed countries—were not crossed.
Read the full story here India in Durban to find a solution to climate change: Natarajan.
Dharini Mishra on making green lucrative- 09 December 2011,Exchange 4 Media.com
Dharini Mishra, Global Head of Brand, Suzlon Group highlights the seven new rules of survival for green brands and their marketers.
Be real: We live and work in the real world. Why then should our brand premises be based in Utopia? We seek answers to challenges that exist and work in our current environment. If the premise is improbable and the promise fantastical, it will fall flat when tested in the real world. Our basic touchstone for Pure Air Lovers Society (PALS) was to accept the constraints of today’s times and define the needs of the consumers in the larger context and then fit your green proposition within it. It might be improbable to expect everyone to completely negate their paper usage till the basic structure of our socio-economic world changed. However, what would work is to offer options of eco-friendly paper, help recycle the same and promote practical yet judicious ways of reducing paper usage.
Equity central to climate change: Natarajan- 08 December 2011,IBN Live
Durban: India’s argument that it has the right to develop as much as other developed nations has been included in the new draft at the Climate Change summit in Durban.
Speaking to CNN-IBN, Environment Minister Jayanthi Natarajan said that he was happy that India has managed to convince the other nations.
UN Climate Change Conference 2011: Developing countries to get Green Climate Fund- 08 December 2011, The Economic Times
DURBAN: The developing countries appear to have got their way with the Green Climate Fund. The financial mechanism, which will channel funds to developing countries to tackle climate change, was stuck in a logjam.
UN Climate Change Conference 2011: Developing countries to get Green Climate Fund
Coal India offers to lend govt Rs15,000 crore — if paid interest-08 December 2011, DNA
The Centre needs to look no farther than Coal India (CIL) to be able to meet a part of its Rs40,000 crore divestment target for this fiscal — if it is willing to pay the price, that is.
Coal India offers to lend govt Rs15,000 crore — if paid interest
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