Compilation of news, insights, articles, essays, and opinions on everything related to climate change and the technology which solves it.

Abhishek Gupta|January 26, 2025
Human civilizations have accomplished great feats of development — Yes, but at what cost?

Abhishek Gupta|January 25, 2025
Climate Anxiety, Eco-grief, anger, and a sense of doom can bring us all down from time to time, but there is scope for hope & positive change.

Abhishek Gupta|January 24, 2025
Electric Vehicles (EV) begin a new chapter in Climate Technology, but did you know it had been opened before as well in the 19th & 20th century ?

Abhishek Gupta|January 23, 2025
Can Climate Tech heal & undo the harms caused by Industrial Revolution on the environment?

Abhishek Gupta|January 22, 2025
In this life, change is inevitable—the ultimate question is, what will change first: the climate or the human being?

Abhishek Gupta|January 21, 2025
Climate Tech holds immense potential to spark technological revolution, but can it ignite without risk investing from Venture Capital?

Abhishek Gupta|January 20, 2025
Net-Zero and Climate Tech opens tremendous business opportunity to build innovative solution and become industry leader that solves climate change.

Abhishek Gupta|January 19, 2025
All crucial information & knowledge packed neatly into one place – Stay updated on Climate Change.

Abhishek Gupta|January 18, 2025
From silence, design, and creativity to endurance, humility, and evolution, Nature – the greatest master of them all – has many lessons to teach.

Abhishek Gupta|January 17, 2025
Climate change and extreme weather patterns like ‘whiplash’ set up the background for large scale ignition of dry vegetation, fueling LA fires.

Abhishek Gupta|January 16, 2025
Quick delivery companies like Zomato & Swiggy have made life easier by delivering products within 8-20 minutes, but what about their impact on waste streams and the environment?

Abhishek Gupta|January 15, 2025
Oversimplification of the concept (Food Miles) has led to the prevalent belief that local is better for emissions, but is it always true?