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#Bengaluru screening of my documentary 'Moving Upstream: Ganga', filmed on my 3000km walk along the river, is happening at 5pm on 30th October, @ Shoonya Space (Lalbagh Road)

Come if you can? I'll be there too!
Buy tickets here: bit.ly/gangasca
#MovingUpstream #Ganga

India is gearing up for a national #CarbonMarket . My colleagues Ashwini Hingne and Subrata Chakrabarty write about getting the price right and the monitoring tight.
bqprime.com/opinion/indias… via @BQPrime

Cash, cash, cash and cash

India is gearing up for a national #carbonmarket , which should deliver sustained emission cuts and spur low-carbon investments.

Read #BQOpinion by Subrata Chakrabarty and Ashwini Hingne

bqprime.com/opinion/indias…

India is gearing up for a national #CarbonMarket . My colleagues Ashwini Hingne and Subrata Chakrabarty write about getting the price right and the monitoring tight.
bqprime.com/opinion/indias… via @BQPrime

some people are so bad for my blood pressure.

An important point. Failure to meet 'conditional' NDC targets by a developing country is a failure of the developed countries and multilateral agencies to provide funds and/or technology transfer on which that conditional NDC depends.

theguardian.com/environment/20…

Breakdown indeed. 2.7% of the $8.5bn promised is grants. Hard to see how that gets the 'just' in Just Energy Transition Partnerships...
Chloé Farand Climate Home News
climatechangenews.com/2022/10/22/bre…

Not good enough. Just transition needs grants - for social safety nets, skilling, land restoration.

Scoop: Who's giving what to the $8.5bn South Africa energy transition deal:

- 2.7% is grants - rest is loans
- 🇩🇪🇫🇷 give concessional $
- 🇬🇧 gives $1.7bn to mobilise private sector
- More money for green hydrogen than direct social investments

climatechangenews.com/2022/10/22/bre…

It is early days for India’s second green revolution, but the first shots have already been fired econ.st/3EWcHai

India’s green boom is a test of the private sector’s ability to marshal resources—and also of the government’s ability to overcome vested interests econ.st/3CQFoTb