Renewable energy- not aspirational, but viable now at Infosys
From its first solar PV plant of 250 kW about 15 years ago to having an installed solar capacity of 60 MW today, Infosys has come a long way- and…
Low-carbon buildings at an IT Heavyweight: A Vova and Olga Act!
Here’s a quick look at how using buses, electric vehicles, retrofits, smart designs; and
reducing business travel, carbon impact and scope 3 footprints can help an IT biggie achieve the carbon neutrality goalpost, and more.
Water Conservation – Creative tricks tapped by Corporates
Nothing is tiny when it comes to saving that extra drop of water. If some recent initiatives in the industry are anything to go by, anything – from a car,…
Desilting water woes
Pandurang Devkar, a resident of Mavadi village, District Pune, reveals how they have been facing water scarcity since 2013. Even the water provided by the Govt. schemes was impure and…
With 1,000 Bottles per Car, Ford’s making a dent
The new paint and lubrication processes and cooling towers in some Ford Motor’s plants are not about a new aerodynamic insight or cylinders’ parking layout. They are about something a…
Why India needs more than Song & Dance to solve Watery Woes
In the scorching heat of the midday sun, children dive into the Barighat dam in central Madhya Pradesh to escape the high noon. However, this ordinary scene common to villages…
Bisleri celebrates World Water Day with Dabbawalas
On the occasion of World Water Day, Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd. in association with Mumbai’s Dabbawala undertook an initiative to spread the message of ‘Saving Water’. As part of the…
Water Conservation: The Corporate Way
Everyone’s into water conservation these days. Here’s a funny take on how the corporates do that…
“It’s time to put water first”
While rain-water harvesting has gained currency in the past few years, becoming a hot topic of eco-conservation, Indians have been indulging in water harvesting since time immemorial. The ponds, the…
Amazing facts on Water Conservation from India
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Water water everywhere, but not a drop to spare
Ever imagined what it would be like to wake up in the morning, feeling like nothing could go wrong, only until you’ve had the ultimate cup of coffee? For many…
Making every drop count
Few years back, the picturesque city of Auraganbad hit national headlines for all the wrong reasons, and caused a small tremor in a many a boardrooms. The city renowned as…
The eco and social bits from President Pranab’s address
In many ways, the presidential address when the new Lok Sabha is convened is like an editorial of a magazine. It outlines broadly what will be the scope and boundaries…
Averting the climate change catastrophe
— Arvind Kumar The recently released reports by UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warn about severe negative effects of climate change, especially on food security, water supplies and…