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For a sustainable future, transforming waste into energy has become an essential practice to cut down greenhouse gas emissions—buying time to switch...

The book ‘Contested Lands’ by Maroof Raza unveils the historical, geopolitical and other complexities of India-China border conflicts where treaties,...

Despite its low-carbon benefits, nuclear energy’s high costs, safety risks, and regulatory hurdles limit its role in mitigation as a renewable energy...

‘Lockdown and other Poems’ by Pramod Jain offers a painfully poetic trail through the helplessness, despair, and suffering of mankind during the...

Wave and tidal energy, innovative yet underutilised, hold immense potential despite variability and high costs. With global projects advancing, these...

‘The Jannayak Karpoori Thakur’ is a compelling biography by Santosh Singh & Aditya Anmol, which traces the protagonist’s rise from humble beginnings...

The problem of stubble burning is worsened by delays in government interventions, incoherent agricultural practices, lack of comprehensive support for...

Solar power—a cost-effective and emission-free energy source—is foremost among the green alternatives for combating climate change, achieving net-zero...

In an exclusive interview with Millennium Post, former IAS officer Sanjeev Chopra sheds light on his intermingled journey as an administrator and...

Over time, particularly in the 21st century, COPs have broadened their focus from mitigation to include adaptation strategies—such as water...

Brigadier Krishna Gopal Behl’s ‘Bhagavad Geeta: Philosophy of Life’ offers a rhythmic English translation of the religious text’s 700 verses, making...

In part one of this two-part article on ‘Mitigation and Adaptation Measures in Managing Climate Change’, the writer sheds light on the climate...