SDG-13: Climate Action

The world is on the brink of a climate catastrophe and current actions and plans to address the crisis are insufficient. Without transformative action starting now and within this decade to reduce greenhouse gas emissions deeply and rapidly in all sectors, the 1.5°C target will be at risk and with it the lives of more than 3 billion people. Failure to act leads to intensifying heatwaves, droughts, flooding, wildfires, sea-level rise, and famines. Emissions should already be decreasing now and will need to be cut almost by half by 2030 – a mere seven years from now. To combat climate change and its impacts by 2030, urgent and transformative action is needed to meet the commitments under the Paris Agreement across mitigation and adaptation efforts.

REPORT: CLIMATE JUSTICE IN INDIA – understanding the social and economic impacts of climate change
352 202 Taranum Muzaffar Lone

The JK Policy Institute organized a thought-provoking Expert Talk on the critical issue of “Climate Justice in India”, part of our SDG-13 series. The esteemed speaker for this event was…

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Disaster management strategies in Kashmir amid growing natural calamities
1024 576 Zahoor Ahmad Dar

Around the world, natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, and wildfires have wreaked havoc. The necessity of efficient disaster management is underscored by the regularity and severity of these…

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India’s approach towards the National Action Plan on Climate Change
1024 659 Anamitra Banerjee

Introduction: Around 1980, India started implementing governmental plans to preserve resources and ecosystems and promote social growth. The early 2000s era witnessed the National Communication (NATCOM) study coming into action…

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Kashmir’s snow drought: Climate change crisis and its far-reaching consequences
820 615 Parvaiz Yousuf

Something strange has recently occurred in the Kashmir Valley – the prolonged absence of snowfall. The dry spell was finally broken by recent snowfall in February. Even during the 40-day…

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Role of Sustainable Resource Management in Combating Climate Change
1024 575 Semran Parvaiz

In a time marked by prominent environmental issues, the concept of sustainable resource management has emerged as a beacon of hope amidst the looming threat of climate change. The urgency…

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Global warming and European security: Environmental challenges in defence and homeland security
1024 681 Anamitra Banerjee

The threats posed by rising temperatures to global peace and security are becoming increasingly apparent worldwide. Governments across Europe and elsewhere are growing more conscious of the challenges associated with…

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Protecting the Green Gold: A comprehensive look at forest conservation in J&K
1024 576 Zahoor Ahmad Dar

Forests play a significant role in preserving biodiversity, balancing the ecological system, and helping in reducing the adverse impacts of climate change. From supplying oxygen to acting as carbon sequestration,…

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Climate-induced crises in Pakistan: Insights for the Global South
832 435 Anamitra Banerjee

Abstract: This research paper delves into the critical role of accurate environmental predictions in shaping policies, guiding investments, and fostering innovation amidst the escalating environmental crisis. It explores the intricate…

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The global rice crisis: How climate change threatens a staple food of 3.5 billion people
834 469 Semran Parvaiz

Rice, a dietary cornerstone for half of the global population, has provided sustenance for millions over centuries, spanning continents from Asia to Africa. However, the spectre of climate change has…

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Rising cloudburst events in the Himalayas: Causes and consequences
1024 683 Kainat Aziz

Introduction In recent years, there has been a notable increase in the frequency of reported occurrences of atmospheric phenomena known as “cloudburst” events. While in the past many politicians have…

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Kashmir’s Changing River Beds and the Looming Threat of Floods
1024 768 Semran Parvaiz

The world grapples with the recurring menace of floods, and the Kashmir Valley is no stranger to this peril. In a recent episode, relentless downpours rekindled the haunting recollections of…

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Sustaining Pastoral Livelihoods in J&K: Challenges and Recommendations
872 593 Smruti Smita Mohapatra

Introduction The Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir has been an abode of the Himalayan mountains rife with abundant natural resources. There is an abundance of production in fruits, spices,…

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