Articles

Replicating ‘Operation Flood’ for Bioenergy

12 Jan 2026 | TERI Web Desk

Operation Flood catapulted India as the highest producer of milk in the world and the same needs to be replicated to revolutionize the bioenergy sector.

Climate-Driven Atmospheric Moisture for Water Security in Uttarakhand

31 Dec 2025 | TERI Web Desk

The Himalayan State Uttarakhand stands today at the frontline of climate change.

Strengthening CAFE-III: A First-Principles Approach to Cleaner Mobility

29 Dec 2025 | TERI Web Desk

Follow the first principles of reducing transport emissions in enhancing fuel efficiency and promoting zero emission vehicles.

From Theory to Action: Implementing Just Transition in Coal Regions

24 Dec 2025 | TERI Web Desk

As India moves towards a low-carbon future, delivering a just transition in coal-dependent regions demands actionable, evidence-based pathways. This article aims to examine the gap between theory and on-ground realities, highlighting what is needed to make the transition fair and sustainable.

Clean Air, Choked Finance: Why India's War on Air Pollution is Running Out of Cash

15 Dec 2025 | TERI Web Desk

This article explores the landscape of clean air finance in India, highlighting key national and international funding sources, funding gaps, challenges, and potential pathways forward.

Coastal Blue Carbon in Practice: The Need for a User Manual

04 Dec 2025 | TERI Web Desk

Blue carbon refers to the organic carbon captured and stored by coastal ecosystems such as mangroves, tidal salt marshes, and seagrass meadows. These habitats sequester excess CO₂ in their biomass and soil for centuries, playing a vital role in mitigating climate change while supporting coastal resilience and biodiversity.

Reimagining Resilient Indian Cities: Building Flood-Ready Futures

21 Nov 2025 | TERI Web Desk

Resilient infrastructure and finance systems require strong governance and integrated planning.

Forest Pathshaala: Adivasi Children and the Ecologies of Knowledge

12 Nov 2025 | TERI Web Desk

This article hopes to recognize the pedagogical richness of indigenous education, to remind us that classrooms are not too different from canopies, that the Yamuna flows in the same way as the Mahanadi and the Moyar, and that education can also flow through story and lore. Not as nostalgia – but as knowledge that matters. Equally.

Application of Guar Gum for Oil and Gas Industry: A Green Biopolymer

31 Oct 2025 | TERI Web Desk

Guar gum powder is extracted from the guar seeds after a multistage industrial process. The production technique depends upon the desired product.

Biochar and Microbial Application for Carbon Dioxide Removal

15 Oct 2025 | TERI Web Desk

Combining biochar with soil microbial communities can enhance soil health, nutrient cycling, and agricultural productivity. Being a stable carbonaceous material, biochar offers multiple benefits by improving soil’s physical, chemical, and biological properties.