2022 Climate Special
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String Bio: Turning a greenhouse gas—methane—into animal feed
The Ezhil Subbian-led biotech startup uses a microbe to turn methane, a greenhouse gas, into tailor-made proteins that has multiple applications, including in animal feed, human nutrition, agriculture, and sustainable, non-toxic cosmetics
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Devic Earth: The ethos of 'prevention is better than cure'
Cardiologist turned green tech entrepreneur Srikanth Sola saw many people falling sick due to air pollution, including some young patients die on the table. He decided to try and tackle the root of the problem—pollutants in the air—with his startup Devic Earth
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Uravu Labs: Making water from air, literally
Uravu Labs, a venture in Bengaluru, wants to make a dent in the Herculean water crisis challenge by developing a technology that can, literally, give us water from air
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Rainmatter Foundation: When bias is good
Inside Rainmatter Foundation's "climate bias" and the inner workings of the $100 million initiative by Zerodha, on how it aims to create better adoption, ecosystem-building, and collaboration to help climate efforts become mainstream
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Rising temperatures, and tides: Inside our Climate Special
This fortnight's climate special takes a 360-degree view of the climate crisis, from manufacturers like GE that are adapting to the need for a decarbonised world, to startups working on tech innovations, and investors and philanthropists backing for-profit and not-for-profit models