Opinion
We need to underline value of collaboration on climate change
23 Feb 2026 |
Mr R R Rashmi
| The Indian Express
In a world where the US has exited many major international treaties and decided to walk away from its commitment to protect climate, multilateralism is clearly under great stress writes Mr R R Rashmi, Distinguished Fellow & Programme Director, Resource Efficiency & Governance Division.
From budget provision to national capability: Why India’s CCUS commitment matters
23 Feb 2026 |
| Mr Mahendra Singhi, Mr Anupam Badola
| Hindustan Times
CCUS enters India’s decarbonisation landscape as a complementary solution. It offers a pathway to extend asset life while reducing environmental impact. These issues will find deeper reflection at the World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2026, to be held from 25–27 February in New Delhi writes Mr Mahendra Singhi, Member Governing Council, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) & Mr Anupam Badola, Deputy CSO and General Manager, Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited.
Crops may fail, solar will not: Climate-resilient agriculture for a new India
21 Feb 2026 |
Dr Vibha Dhawan
| The Pioneer
Feeding a population as large as India’s is no simple ecological equation. It is a complex technological, economic, and governance challenge. It is a challenge that now demands systemic rethinking writes Dr Vibha Dhawan, Director General, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).
India AI Impact Summit must put cities at the centre
19 Feb 2026 |
Ms Anushree Harde
,Mr Shri Prakash
| Deccan Herald
AI’s success will not be measured in keynote addresses or global rankings, but in whether flood forecasts arrive earlier, heat action plans target the right neighbourhoods, infrastructure avoids maladaptation, and governance becomes anticipatory rather than reactive writes Ms Anushree Harde, Associate Fellow & Shri Prakash, Distinguished Fellow, Transport and Urban Governance Division, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).
Water Budgeting
16 Feb 2026 |
Dr Syamal Kumar Sarkar
| The Statesman
Water resources are finite, and are critical for life and economic growth. The per capita water availability in India has declined over the years and is likely to reach a water scarce situation in the coming days writes Dr Syamal Kumar Sarkar, Senior Advisor, Water Resources Division, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).