India to reach net zero emissions by 2070; industry should take note on sustainability: Bhupender Yadav
The Hindu
“Realising the effect of climate change on sustainable businesses, corporates and industrial houses in India are taking a serious note of the environmental, social and governance aspect to become more resilient”
Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav on November 25 asserted that India will reach net zero emissions by 2070 and asked the industry to take serious note on sustainability.
Realising the effect of climate change on sustainable businesses, corporates and industrial houses in India are taking a serious note of the environmental, social and governance aspect to become more resilient, he said in a virtual session with ICC.
"As a nation, we would reach net zero emissions removing as much as carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as we produce by 2070.
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