Climate change goals need government and people's involvement in equal measure
Mr Abbott, former Australian Prime Minister and currently, Advisor, UK Board of Trade, and Dr. Prateek Kanakia, Chairman & Founder, TheGreenBillions, delved deep into pertinent questions on sustainability and related aspects in the inaugural episode of the special podcast series “The Green Billions Code” presented by Forbes India.
Sustainability will have to be entrenched into the core of every organisation—governments and businesses, growth models will have move from the conventional approach to policies that recognises the centrality of ecological balance as a non-negotiable priority, and science-based solutions such as green hydrogen could well help contain ecological erosion in rapidly developing economies such as India.
How can sustainability and the conversations on environmental, social and governance (ESG) are going to impact the Indian economy, the world economy, and businesses? How are businesses enabling this sustainability transition? Is green hydrogen a viable, scalable and alternative? What about the role and responsibilities of individuals?
Tony Abbott, former Australian Prime Minister and currently, Advisor, UK Board of Trade, and Dr. Prateek Kanakia, Chairman & Founder, TheGreenBillions, delved deep into these questions and related aspects in the inaugural episode of the special podcast series “The Green Billions Code” presented by Forbes India.
“The Green Billions Code” will dive deep into issues of sustainability and interconnected areas over 6-foccused episodes in conversations with top global and national experts who are the frontline of ushering in changes.
Breaking down a global path of milestones will entail transiting to a path of clean energy from predominantly polluting fuels in use currently, which will help cut down emissions significantly. Based on current evidence, how does one see this panning out?