Ideas for future

By the year 2035, climate action can no longer by solely dependent on governments and large businesses. While industries remain as one of the major pollutants, everyday choices such as which transport we travel in, use utility, and consume goods, also contribute greatly to climate change and carbon emissions. In many cities, including my own, individuals believe that protecting the planet is not their responsibility and that meaningful climate action should instead be taken b

By 2035, India’s climate challenge will no longer be dominated only by factories and power plants. Instead, it comes from millions of small, everyday emission sources: homes, local shops, apartment buildings, autorickshaws, and small farms. Individually, these emissions seem insignificant. Collectively, they shape India’s carbon footprint. I see this in my own surroundings. In my city, many housing societies already use rooftop solar, compost wet waste, or rely on shared tran