On the occasion of World Environment Day 2024, Assistant Professor Ar. Aveek Ghosh
presented a research paper titled ‘A shift towards a circular economy for building heat-resilient Indian cities’ on the thematic area of circular economy and resource efficiency (including waste management) at the Youth Leader’s Conclave on ‘Environment and Disaster’, a national conference organised by the National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM), Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India on 4th & 5th June 2024 at New Delhi.
The paper deliberated on the issue of urban overheating in Indian cities and the potential of a circular economy to mitigate the multifarious impacts of extreme heat. His study recognises that circular actions are underrepresented in national climate policies and remain a missing piece in climate action planning. The research reimagined future cities to adopt circularity in approaches to complement decarbonization measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The study concludes with a possible model to support sustainable scaling of clean energy transition and enhanced adaptation for building heat-resilient Indian cities.
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