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Uttarakhand burned for 5 days—and we barely noticed. 1,600 forest fires. Almost no snow. No rain. Across the Himalayas, snow is disappearing. Kashmir saw 40% less snowfall. Ladakh, 70%. This is a snow drought—and it affects us all. This one family planted 70,000 trees. Inspiring. But saving our mountains...

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#WATCH | Delhi | Arjan Meijer, President and CEO, Embraer, says, "Embraer is very proud to stand here today. We're very, very pleased to sign our MOU with Adani. We see a bright future ahead of us here in India, and we believe the stars are aligning to advance the Make in India initiative. We believe there's a huge opportunity here with regional aircraft... In India, the current outstanding fleet we have today is around 800 units. But if you look at the backlog, we're looking at around 1,700 aircraft for the years ahead. But the regional part of that fleet is very small. So we really believe that, to develop India from within, the country needs a smaller-gauge aircraft to really help drive the country's GDP... The regional segment of jets is completely missing. If you see what the potential is in a country like India... So that's why we believe really that together with Adani we can work together with a goal to build the aircraft here in India, the exact aircraft type to be defined, so we will come back on that, but we are talking up to an assembly line, testing, delivery. We really believe in a partnership with Adani because they're very strong in supply chain, MRO, and pilot training, so we believe that, together, we can develop a very strong aviation ecosystem here in India. And of course, beyond that, we're very interested to work also with the Indian industry for much deeper localisation. We need to build our supply chain, and we believe that here in India, we can also do that with Indian partners ahead of us. So a potential first regional assembly line in India, that's what we're looking at here. We're very bullish about making that happen... But as I said, we want to develop the indigenous market over the years to make this a made-in-India aircraft. And that will allow India to really connect the second-tier and the third-tier cities in India. We know there's a lot of demand from smaller cities wanting to be connected to the bigger aerospace system. This will bring not only regional connectivity, this will bring economic and environmental benefits. It will facilitate business and trade across the country. We are very certain that we will boost tourism across the country and of course for every Indian provide everyday accessibility. So we believe the opportunity ahead of us is huge. And we're proud to be here today to announce the partnership with Adani, and we really look forward to making this a very successful future together here in India."
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#WATCH | Delhi | Arjan Meijer, President and CEO, Embraer, says, "Embraer is very proud to stand here today. We're very, very pleased to sign our MOU with Adani. We see a bright future ahead of us here in India, and we believe the stars are aligning to advance the Make in India initiative. We believe there's a huge opportunity here with regional aircraft... In India, the current outstanding fleet we have today is around 800 units. But if you look at the backlog, we're looking at around 1,700 aircraft for the years ahead. But the regional part of that fleet is very small. So we really believe that, to develop India from within, the country needs a smaller-gauge aircraft to really help drive the country's GDP... The regional segment of jets is completely missing. If you see what the potential is in a country like India... So that's why we believe really that together with Adani we can work together with a goal to build the aircraft here in India, the exact aircraft type to be defined, so we will come back on that, but we are talking up to an assembly line, testing, delivery. We really believe in a partnership with Adani because they're very strong in supply chain, MRO, and pilot training, so we believe that, together, we can develop a very strong aviation ecosystem here in India. And of course, beyond that, we're very interested to work also with the Indian industry for much deeper localisation. We need to build our supply chain, and we believe that here in India, we can also do that with Indian partners ahead of us. So a potential first regional assembly line in India, that's what we're looking at here. We're very bullish about making that happen... But as I said, we want to develop the indigenous market over the years to make this a made-in-India aircraft. And that will allow India to really connect the second-tier and the third-tier cities in India. We know there's a lot of demand from smaller cities wanting to be connected to the bigger aerospace system. This will bring not only regional connectivity, this will bring economic and environmental benefits. It will facilitate business and trade across the country. We are very certain that we will boost tourism across the country and of course for every Indian provide everyday accessibility. So we believe the opportunity ahead of us is huge. And we're proud to be here today to announce the partnership with Adani, and we really look forward to making this a very successful future together here in India."

ANI

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India is going to become a global hub for Climate Adaptation. What China did for renewables is what India can do for engineered Carbon Removal. By bringing together agriculture and deep tech. We are an agrarian country. We produce around 750 million tonnes of agricultural waste every year. Most of it gets burned, and that smoke is one of the biggest reasons the air turns toxic every winter. (Just wait for the monsoons to pass and Delhi will remind you of this in just two months) Biochar brings together chemistry, economics, and agricultural innovation. It can become a significant adaptation technique to this crisis. But what is biochar, really? And why does an agrarian India need it more than anyone? We built an interactive microsite that walks through all of it: the problem, the science, and our work on the ground. This is our ode to the promise of Indian agriculture, its crops and farmers. The Bengal Renaissance Project; a study in the alchemy of ash. All yours now.
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India is going to become a global hub for Climate Adaptation. What China did for renewables is what India can do for engineered Carbon Removal. By bringing together agriculture and deep tech. We are an agrarian country. We produce around 750 million tonnes of agricultural waste every year. Most of it gets burned, and that smoke is one of the biggest reasons the air turns toxic every winter. (Just wait for the monsoons to pass and Delhi will remind you of this in just two months) Biochar brings together chemistry, economics, and agricultural innovation. It can become a significant adaptation technique to this crisis. But what is biochar, really? And why does an agrarian India need it more than anyone? We built an interactive microsite that walks through all of it: the problem, the science, and our work on the ground. This is our ode to the promise of Indian agriculture, its crops and farmers. The Bengal Renaissance Project; a study in the alchemy of ash. All yours now.

Sparsh Agarwal

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