The impact of climate change in India, driven by rising temperatures and shifting monsoon patterns, could lead to a loss of 2.8 percent of GDP and decreased living standards for nearly half of its population by 2050, as per the RBI's Department of Ec

Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud recently highlighted the heightened risks faced by marginalized and disadvantaged groups due to climate change.

Justice Chandrachud emphasized that climate change not only amplifies existing inequalities but also turns it into a human rights issue. He stressed the need for inclusive climate policies that involve affected communities in decision-making processe

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Climate Change to affect labour productivity by 2100 testing 2024

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