2/2 Read: india.mongabay.com/2026/01/moni...

2/2 She focused on various aspects of writing, such as deciding the title, writing a crisp abstract and introduction, framing the methodology, writing the analysis, drawing conclusions, and listing out references.

4/4 Watch the entire discussion here: youtu.be/IlyejyYuO80

3/4 @bhargavkrishna.bsky.social spoke on, A Hazy Status Quo: India and Air Pollution, at the webinar, ‘Beyond the Haze: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Air Pollution’ organised by the Lakshmi Mittal and Family South Asia Institute at @harvard.edu on 3 December 2025.

2/4 air quality action. We need to recognise that air pollution is not independent of India's quest for development, but deeply intertwined with its fundamentals, if we are to shift our thinking. The easiest technological solution is to manage air pollution at source, not to suck it out of the air”.

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2/2 significant environmental challenges, including high water and energy use, increased e-waste, and weak regulatory oversight. Can India achieve digital leadership without worsening environmental vulnerabilities?” Read: www.thequint.com/climate-chan...

3/3 the initiative may fall short of delivering meaningful change. Read: india.mongabay.com/2025/12/fore...

2/3 the Tropical Forest Forever Facility, which aims to support standing natural forests for climate mitigation, an approach different from existing mechanisms. However, without addressing equity, weak monitoring systems, and outdated forest definitions,

4/4 The book is part of a six-volume set on Innovations, Practice and the Future of Public Policy in India. Link: www.routledge.com/Innovations-...

3/4 and that contribute most to exposure, and prioritising these for action. Read the chapter here: www.sustainablefutures.org/publication/...

2/4 that catalogues evidence on the health impacts of air pollution across different demographics, and what an effective policy response from the health sector should look like. They suggest making health the basis for crafting mitigation action, identifying sources most toxic to human health

2/2 on 20 December 2025. The forum is a multi-sector dialogue aiming to understand the urban, and now rural, air crisis and is designed to turn expert insights into clear, actionable direction for the public.

3/3 Here’s a short wrap-up of what our year looked like. Thank you, as always, for engaging with and supporting our work!

2/3 We released several landmark publications and deepened our engagement with states and civil society on climate, energy, and environmental policy.