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Exposure to diesel particles can lead to serious ilnesses. Still, the Indian government encourages its use by subsidising it

Indian industries use more energy than necessary. But there are ways to conserve

The Indian government subsidises certain petroleum products like diesel This encourages consumers to switch from expensive petrol to cheap diesel Diesel emissions are more harmful than

In an unholy synergy, a myopic government policy and consequent fuel inefficiency prepare India for a major human-made energy crisis

In the barren wildness of the savannahs in Colombia, a visionary establishes an extraordinary community

Till 1997 depreciation allowance to investors in the wind sector is estimated to be worth about Rs 270 crore

When the wind energy sector was opened to private investors in 1993, there was a virtual boom. However, after the initial rush of activity, promoters and investors seem to be taking a breather now. The establishment of wind farms has fallen far short of t

Spurred by sound government policies and technological advances, some European countries have registered a phenomenal growth in wind energy development

The government wanted to make India a leading wind power, but it got the details wrong

Gujarat has wind farms with a total installed capacity of 170 mw, mostly in the private sector, along the coast of Saurashtra and Kutch. It has the second highest number of wind energy generators