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According to a prediction by the Institute of Economics and Peace, there will be over 1.2 billion climate refugees by 2050. Discussing the intricate issue of climate migration, we are joined by Todd Miller, an investigative journalist and author with over 15 years of experience specialising in border issues. In this episode of Climate Course […]
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Jump into the world of clean energy with our explainer video on biofuels! Inspired by India’s Global Biofuels Alliance at the G20 Summit, we’ll demystify ethanol, revealing how it’s made from renewable sources. Explore the game-changing concept of ethanol blending and how it’s reducing emissions while fueling a greener future. Get ready to sip on […]
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For the International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies, we talk with the founders of two cleantech startups from India — Swachh and Chakr Innovation — working towards tackling the problem of air pollution. Where the former works towards the ambient air, the latter works targets the emissions from diesel generators, both are committed […]
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In this episode of #EVOKPlease, we explore the future of EV charging technology with an innovative solution from chargeMOD. Setting up charging stations requires acquisition of land and grid integration, but they have innovated a charger that solves this problem, making it easy to set up for people to set up their own charging stations. […]
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Despite widespread scientific agreement on climate change, a stubborn undercurrent of denialism continues to defy reality. Notwithstanding experts’ warnings and obvious signs of a warming world, a small group clings to false claims. This movement thrives on political polarisation and money, spreading false information that stops action. As the world faces growing environmental problems, resistance […]
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How wonderful would it be if we had a platform for trading of biofuel based commodities in a quick and secure manner! Providing a nurturing platform with verified buyers and sellers, Buyofuel connects them and promotes the usage of biofuels, building upon the vision of Mr. APJ Abdul Kalam. Showcasing their brqiuette manufacturing facility, in […]
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Description : Exploring the current challenges in India’s EV space, in this episode of #EVOKPlease, we explore the least electrified sector on the transport sector – trucks and tractors. Will we see electric trucks first or will the infrastructure need to be developed first? How can reverse charging make electric tractors an additional source of […]
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In this episode of “Not Made of Plastic“, we explore the work of an industrial designer who is revolutionising the way we think about sustainable audio products. By using bamboo, a highly renewable and environmentally friendly material, Aakansh Chaturvedi has created a headphone that is not only stylish and high-quality, but also completely plastic-free. This […]
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#EVOKPlease takes a deep dive into the world of electric buses in the public transportation systems of Delhi and Pune. These bustling cities have implemented e-buses as a means of reducing carbon emissions and improving air quality. The episode explores the innovative features of these e-buses, including their quiet, clean, and connected design. Also watch […]
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Sunil Gadhoke, a Delhi-based entrepreneur and wildlife photographer, talks about his journey capturing tigers in Ranthambore National Park, just ahead of the launch of his debut book. He explains how tourism and photography is one of the ways towards combating poaching, the biggest threat to tiger conservation. Also watch #EVOKPlease
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In this episode of EV OK Please, we sit down with Suman Mishra, CEO of Mahindra Last Mile Mobility, to discuss the role of women in the EV industry. She highlights how electric vehicles are providing a level-playing field for women to thrive in the industry. She shares insights on how Mahindra is working to […]
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Published in the Nature journal, NASA satellite data paints a concerning image of the world’s oceans turning green. Studying the readings, gathered by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aboard the ‘Aqua’ satellite, of 20 years, it has been found that over 56 per cent of the oceans have turned green in between 2002 to […]
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