Renewable energy and hydrogen can reduce help reduce emissions, but there is a need for conferences of parties to reduce larger risks to the planet, its life-forms and the human civilization
By Dr.Jami Hossain 03/06/2022At Toshiba, our creed of ‘Committed to People, Committed to the Future.’ represents sustainability as the core of our business operations.
By Outlook Planet Desk 22/01/2022Toshiba Water Solutions (TWS) firmly believes that contemporary technology can script the roadmap for availability and accessibility of clean water.
By Outlook Planet Desk 02/02/2022Toshiba Johnson Elevators India (TJEI) was established in 2012 as a joint venture with Johnson Lifts, India’s largest local elevator company. Since then, TJEI has contributed to the development of India’s cityscapes.
By Outlook Planet Desk 22/01/2022Toshiba's SCiB™ rechargeable battery uses safe lithium titanium oxide (LTO) in its anode to achieve a long life, low-temperature performance, rapid charging, high input/output power and a large effective capacity.
By Outlook Planet Desk 22/01/2022The expedition will help in improving the understanding of Antarctic climate, westerly winds, sea-ice and greenhouse gases from a single climate archive.
By Outlook Planet Desk 16/11/2021Germany announced a new Gender Strategy under its International Climate Initiative (IKI) which will promote gender-transformative approaches in international climate and biodiversity cooperation.
By Outlook Planet Desk 14/11/2021Our study is probably an underestimate of the possible public health benefits of abandoning fossil fuels. We only accounted for one type of pollution, PM2.5, which arises from burning fossil fuels.
By Outlook Planet Desk 14/11/2021The study 'The Carbon Space Implications of Net Negative Targets', released on Tuesday, also estimates that the net-zero commitments made by the 10 big emitters are inadequate and would surpass the 1.5 degrees Celsius carbon space by 33 per cent by 2050.
By Outlook Planet Desk 14/11/2021Global carbon emissions in 2021 are set to rebound close to pre-Covid levels, according to the Global Carbon Project
By Outlook Planet Desk 06/11/2021