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International Conferences and Summits: Catalysts for Global Change
Read more: International Conferences and Summits: Catalysts for Global Changenternational conferences are some of the most important and looked-at forums for social change. They have been fairly successful in the past, but this often overlooks all the limitations that are also attached to these conferences. This article looks at these conferences and summits, and their limitations with a focus on the G20 Conference.
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Exploring the Relationship Between Norms Governing Environment, Society, and Governance vs. Corporate Social Responsibility in India: Importance of Compliance for the Economy and the Potential of ESG for International Supply Chains.”
Read more: Exploring the Relationship Between Norms Governing Environment, Society, and Governance vs. Corporate Social Responsibility in India: Importance of Compliance for the Economy and the Potential of ESG for International Supply Chains.”The essay discusses the importance of companies considering environmental, social, and governance factors in their decision-making processes. It emphasises the need for executives and owners to take responsibility for achieving ESG goals, rather than relying solely on investment professionals. The essay examines how India has developed ESG disclosure laws and how businesses in India have…
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Safeguarding the Sea: Navigating Microplastic Pollution with WasteLess Auroville
Read more: Safeguarding the Sea: Navigating Microplastic Pollution with WasteLess AurovilleMicroplastics and marine plastic pollution is a global crisis that requires immediate action. Educating people on this issue is essential to ensure that we can effectively combat it. WasteLess Auroville and the Government of Tamil Nadu launched an educational programme to raise awareness of microplastics and marine plastic pollution. This essay will explore why it…
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Coral Reefs: Their Importance and Subsequent Destruction
Read more: Coral Reefs: Their Importance and Subsequent DestructionOver the past few decades, due to various human activities, they have come under the threat of extinction. However, recently, coral reefs have bounced back across two-thirds of the Great Barrier Reef.
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Jal Vivad: An Enquiry Into India’s Water Disputes
Read more: Jal Vivad: An Enquiry Into India’s Water DisputesConflicts are eternal, what matters is how they are dealt with. India has managed to keep her international water conflicts at bay but her domestic conflicts often get out of hand and become violent at the first chance that people see.
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Coastal Erosion: A Regulatory and Political Phenomenon Today
Read more: Coastal Erosion: A Regulatory and Political Phenomenon TodayThe article describes coastal erosion today, prime facie a natural phenomenon, to be a result of organized regulatory oversights and flaws. The analysis is primarily administered through a commentary on current-day environmental clearance regulations for coastal structures and their accommodation of a plethora of vested interests.
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How Indian Environmentalism Shelters Eco-Casteism
Read more: How Indian Environmentalism Shelters Eco-CasteismThis article explores how mainstream Indian environmentalism nurtures caste biases through prominent ideologies and movements.
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