Sustainable Future: How Solar Panels Are Reducing India’s Carbon Footprint

 Title - Sustainable Future: How Solar Panels Are Reducing India’s Carbon Footprint






India is at the forefront of a major energy transformation. As the third-largest greenhouse gas emitter in the world, the country faces immense pressure to balance economic growth with environmental responsibility. Rising population, urbanisation, and industrialisation have led to an unprecedented surge in energy demand, much of
which is still met by coal-based power plants. These plants contribute significantly to carbon dioxide emissions, air pollution, and environmental degradation. 




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