India, US announce clean energy initiative

PM Narendra Modi on Thursday declared the launch of a joint environment and clean energy activity with the United States to “mobilize investments, demonstrate clean technology and empower green collaborations” in India that could likewise “make layouts of manageable turn of events” for other non-industrial nations.

PM Modi, talking at the Leaders’ Summit on Climate convened by US President Joe Biden on Thursday, didn’t declare any progressions or moves up to responsibilities under the Paris Agreement yet underlined that India was at that point doing its part and that the country’s per capita carbon emissions are 60% below the worldwide average.

President Biden opened the summit with a goal-oriented promise to slice the US’s ozone greenhouse gases in half by the year 2030 and called upon different countries to “set higher climate ambitions” that will make jobs at home, advance imaginative technologies and help nations defenseless against the effect of climate change”.