Decarbonisation Is a Dependency Swap. India Should Price It.
TL;DR India’s energy transition replaces imported fuel with imported equipment, bought from fewer suppliers. India holds 10.4% of the world’s fossil reserves relevant to electricity and 2.8% of the critical material reserves; China holds a third of the latter. Seven years of customs data show India’s imports of four clean-technology components rising from $3.37 billion…
The Anatomy of Agri-Food Shocks Visualised: Wars, Climate, and Food
The price of a loaf of bread or a bag of rice looks simple at the checkout. Behind it sits a much longer chain: natural gas turned into ammonia, phosphate and potash mined in a handful of countries, fertiliser shipped through narrow sea lanes, and weather deciding what finally grows in the field. The global…
A Tale of Two Cities: Delhi Air Pollution Visualized
This exploration of five years of air quality data suggests that atmospheric stagnation plays a crucial role in the National Capital’s winter air pollution crisis. “It was the best of times; it was the worst of times…” Charles Dickens may have been writing about London and Paris, but the opening line of A Tale of…
Global Decarbonisation Potential of Agri-Residue-Derived Bioethanol
The transition to low-carbon energy systems necessitates the rapid decarbonisation of the transportation sector, which accounts for nearly one-fifth of global CO₂ emissions. Second-generation (2G) bioethanol, produced from agricultural residues such as rice straw, corn stover, and sugarcane bagasse, offers a promising, sustainable alternative to fossil fuels, with the added advantage of circumventing the food-versus-fuel…
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.
About Me
Shubham Love is a graduate from the University of Pennsylvania specializing in environmental policy. His passion lies in close observation of sustainable agriculture, energy, climate, carbon markets, and science policy.
Subscribe to Haevyre!
Get new content delivered directly to your inbox.