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Cooling cities, not just algorithms: Making AI work for India’s most vulnerable
India’s cities are heating up, and so is its inequality. As concrete replaces trees and glass towers rise beside informal settlements, three crises now converge: widening social and gender divides, uneven urbanisation, and intensifying climate threats—especially deadly heat. At the same time, artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly shaping how cities plan and deliver services. The […]
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Beyond Capacity: Unlocking the Full Potential of India’s Clean Energy
This story was first published in CarbonCopy: https://www.carboncopy.info/beyond-capacity-unlocking-the-full-potential-of-india-s-clean-energy As geopolitical tensions rise in West Asia, India finds itself in a paradox — record renewable capacity on one hand, and wasted solar power on the other. To get a clearer picture of India’s energy vulnerability, it is important to not just look at how much oil […]
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Khaichum as an agro-ecological system: Indigenous knowledge and integrated farming in Ukhrul, Eastern Himalaya
Integrated agriculture–fishery systems represent long-standing agro-ecological practices that combine crop cultivation with aquatic resource management within a shared landscape. Such systems are widely documented across Asia, Africa, and Latin America. While regional variations exist, they are unified by the principle of optimising land and water use through ecological integration. These systems contribute to food and […]
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