Jacob Koshy is a Deputy Science Editor at The Hindu. He covers a range of topics including climate change, natural sciences, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on climate policy, Global Warming, and ecology. Jacob's work has been featured in Space Today and The Hindu.
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Jacob Koshy's coverage focuses on climate change, renewable energy, and global coal demand. His work often includes government announcements and citations of data, indicating a preference for factual information from authoritative sources.
Given his focus on national (India) issues and international events such as COP28, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to Indian government policies or initiatives addressing climate change, renewable energy projects within India or their impacts globally.
Experts who can provide insights into the financial and economic aspects of transitioning away from fossil fuels or scientific perspectives related to clean energy technologies could also be valuable contributors to his coverage.
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By: Jacob Koshy
Congress MP Jairam Ramesh reiterated that the scheme is “most fundamentally a commercial enterprise” for which a strategic rationale is being “invented”
By: Jacob Koshy
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By: Jacob Koshy
Govt. yet to resolve long-standing differences with the six Western Ghats States over the villages and regions that should be included within the zone; States apprehensive about the impact of the notification on farming, infrastructure and other development activities
India's R&D spending surpassed 0.8% of GDP for the first time since 2010, driven by private industry's increasing contribution.
The new Lodha Theoretical Physics Institute is pitching itself as a private-sector alternative to India's state-run research centres
By: Krishnadas Rajagopal, Jacob Koshy
The Supreme Court quashes the Centre's 2021 Office Memorandum on ex post facto environmental clearance, ruling that any future amnesty under the Environment (Protection) Act must flow from a statutory notification, not an administrative order, and be confined to projects of supervening public interest under the EIA framework
After a deficit in June and recovery in July, August rains are predicted at 94% of average; temperatures are likely to be high; western India is likely to be the worst-hit during the second half of the southwest monsoon
The Pradhan Mantri Surya Sarovar Yojana targets 5,000 MW of installations on water bodies by 2030-31
India’s transport, pharma, and biotech sectors lead in corporate R&D investment, surpassing government contributions and reshaping innovation.
