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Airlines face mounting regulatory scrutiny as promotional sustainability claims fail to meet evidentiary standards set by advertising authorities and securities regulators. This analysis examines enforcement actions across the UK, EU, US, and India, revealing how the burden of proof has shifted from reactive challenge-response to proactive substantiation requirements before publication.

With more and more production and usage of electrical and electronic equipment ("EEE"), the world is staring at a huge problem of Electronic waste ("e-waste"). E-waste refers to any electrical or electronic device.

Going green is not an option but necessary for continuous survival of human existence. Building a way forward to a green future is a 21st century imperative.

Disputes arising due to delay in completion of an infrastructure construction contract may lead to a variety of claims, including that of claims towards loss of profit, liquidated damages...

Unchecked and rapid development projects worldwide are frequently undertaken without adequate regard for environmental consequences, resulting in severe ecological degradation...

Deforestation remains a pressing global concern with alarming consequences for the environment, biodiversity, and climate change.

Despite being abundant in various renewable energy sources, the share of such sources in power generation in the country remains negligible.

The Environment Impact Assessment Notification, 2006 ("Notification") requires new projects or existing projects requiring expansion, modernisation or any change in the product mix or raw material mix...

The state of Odisha has joined the growing list of states to have introduced plastic ban in some form.

The Supreme Court of India, by its order dated 25 May 2026, directed the constitution of a five-member High-Powered Expert Committee to resolve critical definitional...

Abstract- In its workshop organized recently, the NITI Aayog and WRI India emphasized the importance of green financing in decarbonizing the country's transport sector.

Achieving sustainable growth in today's global economy is multifaceted challenge. As nations strive to balance economic development with environmental stewardship, countries face numerous obstacles that threaten long-term prosperity.

Environmental, social, governance (ESG) is the focal point of all regulatory and policymaking agendas across the world. The financial service sector is no recluse, and there are pivots for changing this landscape for the better too.

As Indian cities hurtle toward rapid urban expansion, often celebrated in terms of GDP growth, infrastructure, and high-rise skylines, a quieter crisis unfolds at the edge of this development: the disappearance of urban wetlands.

India's Vehicle Scrappage Policy envisages the creation of scrapping infrastructure throughout the country – a push towards introducing circularity practices in the automotive industry.

Sustainability has emerged as a guiding principle for businesses globally, transforming corporate strategies, stakeholder expectations, and regulatory frameworks...

As consumer consciousness of environmental issues grows, businesses have increasingly sought to present their products and services as green or environmentally friendly.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India issues consultation paper on "Proposals for Ease of Doing Business by Environment, Social and Governance Rating Providers"