“Opposition members in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday picked holes in the government’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and suggested it should prepare an action plan in consultation with all stakeholders, including states, experts and people working at the grassroot levels, to achieve the targets. Initiating a discussion on climate change, DMK’s Kanimozhi asked how would the target of zero carbon emission by 2070, as promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Glasgow, be achieved when only 46.25 GW of grid-connected solar power has been installed so far according to the government’s reply to a question in the Lower House recently.
“Opposition members in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday picked holes in the government’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and suggested it should prepare an action plan in consultation with all stakeholders, including states, experts and people working at the grassroot levels, to achieve the targets. Initiating a discussion on climate change, DMK’s Kanimozhi asked how would the target of zero carbon emission by 2070, as promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Glasgow, be achieved when only 46.25 GW of grid-connected solar power has been installed so far according to the government’s reply to a question in the Lower House recently.
“Opposition members in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday picked holes in the government’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and suggested it should prepare an action plan in consultation with all stakeholders, including states, experts and people working at the grassroot levels, to achieve the targets. Initiating a discussion on climate change, DMK’s Kanimozhi asked how would the target of zero carbon emission by 2070, as promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Glasgow, be achieved when only 46.25 GW of grid-connected solar power has been installed so far according to the government’s reply to a question in the Lower House recently.
“Opposition members in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday picked holes in the government’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and suggested it should prepare an action plan in consultation with all stakeholders, including states, experts and people working at the grassroot levels, to achieve the targets. Initiating a discussion on climate change, DMK’s Kanimozhi asked how would the target of zero carbon emission by 2070, as promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Glasgow, be achieved when only 46.25 GW of grid-connected solar power has been installed so far according to the government’s reply to a question in the Lower House recently.
“Opposition members in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday picked holes in the government’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and suggested it should prepare an action plan in consultation with all stakeholders, including states, experts and people working at the grassroot levels, to achieve the targets. Initiating a discussion on climate change, DMK’s Kanimozhi asked how would the target of zero carbon emission by 2070, as promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Glasgow, be achieved when only 46.25 GW of grid-connected solar power has been installed so far according to the government’s reply to a question in the Lower House recently.
“Opposition members in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday picked holes in the government’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and suggested it should prepare an action plan in consultation with all stakeholders, including states, experts and people working at the grassroot levels, to achieve the targets. Initiating a discussion on climate change, DMK’s Kanimozhi asked how would the target of zero carbon emission by 2070, as promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Glasgow, be achieved when only 46.25 GW of grid-connected solar power has been installed so far according to the government’s reply to a question in the Lower House recently.
“Opposition members in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday picked holes in the government’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and suggested it should prepare an action plan in consultation with all stakeholders, including states, experts and people working at the grassroot levels, to achieve the targets. Initiating a discussion on climate change, DMK’s Kanimozhi asked how would the target of zero carbon emission by 2070, as promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Glasgow, be achieved when only 46.25 GW of grid-connected solar power has been installed so far according to the government’s reply to a question in the Lower House recently.
“Opposition members in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday picked holes in the government’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and suggested it should prepare an action plan in consultation with all stakeholders, including states, experts and people working at the grassroot levels, to achieve the targets. Initiating a discussion on climate change, DMK’s Kanimozhi asked how would the target of zero carbon emission by 2070, as promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Glasgow, be achieved when only 46.25 GW of grid-connected solar power has been installed so far according to the government’s reply to a question in the Lower House recently.
“Opposition members in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday picked holes in the government’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and suggested it should prepare an action plan in consultation with all stakeholders, including states, experts and people working at the grassroot levels, to achieve the targets. Initiating a discussion on climate change, DMK’s Kanimozhi asked how would the target of zero carbon emission by 2070, as promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Glasgow, be achieved when only 46.25 GW of grid-connected solar power has been installed so far according to the government’s reply to a question in the Lower House recently.
“Opposition members in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday picked holes in the government’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and suggested it should prepare an action plan in consultation with all stakeholders, including states, experts and people working at the grassroot levels, to achieve the targets. Initiating a discussion on climate change, DMK’s Kanimozhi asked how would the target of zero carbon emission by 2070, as promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Glasgow, be achieved when only 46.25 GW of grid-connected solar power has been installed so far according to the government’s reply to a question in the Lower House recently.
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