Decoding Net Zero – Scope 3 emissions, a missing piece of the NetZero puzzle!
Scope 3 emissions is a missing piece of the Net Zero puzzle that can’t be and shouldn’t be ignored! By ...
Tag: Rinika Grover
Rinika Grover is the Head Sustainability and CSR at Apollo Tyres Ltd.
She has over 20 years of experience in the development sector. She started her career as a volunteer and later pursued a post-graduation programme in special education for differently-abled children, and worked as a special educator. She holds a Master’s degree in Management and Information Systems from the University of Manchester, United Kingdom. Later, she completed a programme in Climate Change Policy and Public Health from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and Business Sustainability Management from The Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership . She was recognised by CSR Times in their sterling 25 CSR professionals in India. Recently she was recognised and awarded by CSR Works, Singapore as Asia’s Top Sustainability Superwomen 2020.
Are we on track to contain to 1.5°C or is it shaping to be a disappointment?
To embark on a more sustainable future, nations have established their own Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) at the Paris Agreement ...
The ABCD of how Biodiversity makes good Business sense
The loss of Biodiversity causes an imbalance in the ecosystem creating a snowball effect making businesses vulnerable to climate disasters ...
How sustainable is Natural Rubber?
The Automobile industry is the single largest consumer of NR accounting to over 70% of the total demand By Rinika ...
Unravel the Decarbonisation puzzle
The world did experience a decrease in emissions during the 90s, at the time of collapse of the economies of the ...
A Focus On SDGs: Balancing Priorities
Even with all these concerted efforts by countries and gradual progress in the direction, there is still a considerable transformation ...
The new normal: ESG indicators drive the sustainability agenda
Environment is used as a key catalyst by investors, given the shift in how they align their money with a ...
Burden on Rural Economy post Covid-19
According to the World Bank report, the lockdown in India impacted the livelihoods of nearly 40 million internal migrants By ...
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