India creates more methane from landfill sites than any other country, according to GHGSat, which monitors emissions via satellites. Methane is the second most abundant greenhouse gas after carbon ...

Remote-sensing data and artificial intelligence are mapping the most heat-vulnerable buildings in cities like Delhi, in an ...

Scientists used satellite data from four major cities worldwide — Delhi and Mumbai in India, Lahore in Pakistan and Buenos Aires in Argentina — and found that emissions from landfills in 2018 ...

Policymakers must have access to comprehensive and reliable data on the country’s energy scenario to make better-informed decisions for India’s transition to a net-zero emissions economy by 2070.

Notably, as per India's third biennial update report (BUR), the country's methane emissions in 2016 (excluding land use and land-use change and forestry) stood at 409 million tonnes CO2e.

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The satellite monitoring company’s 2023 site-level data underscores the importance of technology in obtaining a more accurate picture of landfills’ greenhouse gas emissions, executives said.

India’s Ministry of Environment, the East Delhi Municipal Commissioner and two spokespeople for the Delhi government didn’t respond to emails and phone calls seeking comment about the emissions.

India’s share of global GHG emissions was 7.8 per cent in 2023, ranking third after China (30.1 per cent) and the US (11.3 per cent) For a better experience, Read this story in our App SENSEX ...

[NEW DELHI] A world-first market for trading in hazardous particulate matter emissions, piloted in India, lowered industrial pollution and reduced costs, say researchers who now want to replicate it ...