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Textile recycling in India

Is Textile Recycling in India Actually Working?

Do you see cloth dumps around cities? Ever wondered why they exist if garments can be recycled and reused? Honestly, most of these garments are ...
India must shift from plastic recycling to other alternative options

Lesser Evil Is Not A Hero: Why We Need To Move Away From Plastic Recycling

First fully formed in 1907, synthetic plastic slowly but surely entered all our spaces. Over the century, it not only evolved into a material present ...
India's ethanol dreams have a heavy pollution cost

India’s Ethanol Dream Comes with a Pollution Cost

India’s ethanol-blending programme has received considerable attention, with much of the debate centered on its potential as a cleaner fuel and its impact on vehicle ...
Indian data centres are consuming too much water

Data Centres in India: How Thirsty Are They?

India’s water reserves are already stretched thin, and now data centres are joining the queue. As the country races towards its AI future, an increasingly ...
At the EGD workshop for Karnataka Light Soil areas

Taking EGD Conversations to the Karnataka Light Soil (KLS) Area

Following the sensitisation workshops conducted across Andhra Pradesh’s major FCV tobacco-growing regions, Sustainable Alternatives extended its European Green Deal (EGD) sensitisation initiative to Karnataka’s Light ...
India's chilli has a sustainability problem

A Not-So-Spicy Situation: Making Sense of India’s Chilli Problem

Chilli is one of those spices that reigns supreme in Indian kitchens. It is everywhere, quite literally. The chilli is sold as fresh in vegetable ...
How much sugarcane can India afford?

How much sugarcane can a water-stressed India afford?

Sugarcane sits deep inside India’s rural economy. It supports farmers, feeds hundreds of mills and produces sugar, molasses, alcohol, electricity and transport fuel. In 2024–25, ...
Agriculture bonds in India

How Sustainable Agriculture Bonds Are Changing Indian Farming

Green farming in India is growing fast. With extreme weather and strict new global trade rules, like the European Green Deal, Indian agriculture needs a ...