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About Us
Climate Action Front works for 'Empowering Change for a Greener Future' on the three principles: research on climate change, reimagine our climate action and reinvent our world order. Our intent and resolution are clear to us as we aim for a sustainable planet, people and economy. We eliminate all your roadblocks and information gaps in your goal to achieve your NetZero targets.
Our Team
Shubham Thakur
CEO & Co-Founder
Climate educator, Climate Journalist and Climate Policy Analyst
Shubham Thakur is a climate policy analyst, climate change educator and works as a corporate sustainability expert. He has extensively written and published many articles, interviews and video stories on climate change and its impacts on society. He has written opinion pieces on climate change policy and related matters for The New Indian Express, ABP live, etc. He is an expert on global and Indian carbon market, Paris Agreement, Article 6, CBAM, CSRD, ESG, Scope 1,2,3 emissions etc.
"Climate change is the most pressing challenge for humanity and it is impacting the economy in unimaginable ways. Hence, it deserves a collective effort by everyone. Our aim is to not just talk about climate change but act, and our mission is 'Climate Action'."
Saurav Das
Co-founder
Policy Researcher & Legal Writer
Saurav Das is an independent journalist and thinker. He has written for many national and international media houses such as Al Jazeera, Article 14, The Quint, Caravan, The Hindu and Deccan Herald among others. Saurav believes climate change affects people in many ways that are unknown even now due to lack of adequate research and lack of knowledge.
"Climate action depends primarily on two things: knowing more about how climate change is affecting us and acknowledging that climate change is turning into a deadly reality for the planet, economy, ecology and humans. I think we still need to go a long way in educating people more about climate change to facilitate effective climate action."
Atchyuteswar Gottumukkala
Tech Contributor
Web Developer
Atchyuteswar Gottumukkala is a data scientist who leverages technology to drive climate action for a better and sustainable future. He is a versatile web developer specializing in modern web technologies as he has crafted innovative digital solutions across multiple domains. A skilled web developer with expertise in Svelte, React, and blockchain, he has successfully delivered 5+ complex projects in India. His portfolio showcases responsive interfaces and innovative blockchain integrations.
"I believe we are at the cusp of a massive transformation of the world order due to climate change. And the effective use of technology can play a critical role in turning our imaginative sustainability visions into concrete realities for a better future. At the Climate Front Action, my role is not just the website development but also to use technology to create innovative and sustainable climate solutions through accurate data analysis."
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Our Advisors
Dr Manuj Bhardwaj
International Climate Policy Analyst
Worked with World Bank, EU, UN
Dr. Manuj Bhardwaj is a distinguished international lawyer, strategic advisor, and policy expert with nearly a decade of global experience at the intersection of law, sustainability, and governance. His expertise spans international regulatory frameworks for global carbon markets, international trade, energy transition, ESG compliance, sustainable corporate governance, supply chain due diligence, and climate finance.
He has worked with leading institutions including the World Bank Group, UNFCCC, WTO, British Parliament, Commonwealth Secretariat, and the Embassy of India in Washington, D.C. Dr. Bhardwaj has advised sovereign governments, multilateral agencies, and corporations across India, Europe, the United States, and Africa. His work focuses on designing legal and policy frameworks for low-carbon growth, impact investing, and the evolving voluntary and compliance carbon markets, including the implications of Paris Agreement Article 6 and India's emerging carbon market.
Dr. Bhardwaj holds a Doctor of Juridical Science (S.J.D./Ph.D.) in International Trade and Climate Law from American University Washington College of Law and dual master's degrees in Public Policy and Human Development from the United Nations University and Maastricht University. He is the only lawyer to receive the prestigious UN IPCC Doctoral Scholarship. He currently advises the Government of India and serves as Executive Secretary of the Indian National Association of Legal Professionals and Senior Advisor to the International Law Institute.
Saurav Das
Data Journalist
Policy Researcher & Legal Writer
Saurav Das is an independent journalist, thinker and legal writer. He has written for many national and international media houses such as Al Jazeera, Article 14, The Quint, Caravan, The Hindu and Deccan Herald among others. Saurav believes climate change affects people in many ways that are unknown even now due to lack of adequate research and lack of knowledge.
"Climate action depends primarily on two things: knowing more about how climate change is affecting us and acknowledging that climate change is turning into a deadly reality for the planet, economy, ecology and humans. I think we still need to go a long way in educating people more about climate change to facilitate effective climate action."
Stirring Climate Curiosity
Provoking thoughts, arousing questions and triggering insights for climate action
The New Indian Express
Putting women at centre of global climate action
Women bear the brunt of climate change much more than men. On the other hand, they are more effective in working at climate solutions. Yet, centuries of patriarchy has curbed their access to resources and decision-making.
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ABP Live
What Is Climate Anxiety? Why It Is Affecting GenZ More
About 58 percent of the respondents in a survey said they are "extremely worried and 84 percent are at least moderately worried" about climate change, which is affecting people in their daily lives.
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THE GEOSTRATA - Youtube
Air Quality in Decline | Consequences and Solutions For Change | Panel Discussion
A panel discussion explored the rising Air Quality Index (AQI) in cities, its impact on multiple sectors, and long-term solutions to mitigate its effects. Panelists included experts from WRI, CEEW, and the field of sustainability.
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Outlook Publishing(India) - LinkedIn
Major COP 29 Controversies You Need to Know About
While the world watches leaders gather at COP 29 to address climate change, critical controversies surrounding this year’s summit are surfacing. Why is it being hosted in Azerbaijan—a country with alleged human rights violations? And who will fund the costly shift to renewable energy?
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The IRM Indian
Leveraging Credible Climate Risk Data Repositories to Safeguard Corporate India
The article emphasizes the urgent need for Indian corporations to adopt credible climate risk data repositories. Such repositories are essential for proactively assessing and mitigating climate-related risks, thereby safeguarding economic stability and ensuring long-term resilience.
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The New Indian Express
Clear and present need to address climate migration
Millions of people in India have been forced to migrate after losing home and hearth to extreme climate events. The flow is expected to increase manifold by 2050. Two bills addressing the issue have gone nowhere in parliament. A comprehensive policy is the need of the hour.
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