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2. “Positive Momentum”, NEXT – A Safe and Sustainable Future, Publication of DNV-GL, 2014, pp 62-63
3. ‘On energy, it can no more be business as usual’, National Security Key Challenges Ahead – The Tribune Occasional Paper, Volume 1, December 2014, pp. 27-30
4.  ‘COP 20 and the Science of Climate Change’, COP20 Climate Change-The New Economy, December 2014, pp. 20-23
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7.  Epilogue for ‘Addressing Climate Change’- An illustrated biography of the annual United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP18/CMP8, Doha, The State of Qata
8. ‘Sustainability: The World’s Biggest Challenge-I”, The Theosophist, July 2014, pp. 12-16
9.  Climate Change and Energy Choices – Principal Keynote (Live video from Delhi), OIST’s The First International Symposium on Open Energy Systems, January 15, 2014, pp.108-114
10. Foreword for ‘Understanding Society and Natural Resources – Forging New Strands of Integration Across the Social Sciences’, edited by Michael J. Manfredo, Jerry J. Vaske, Andreas Rechkemmer, Esther A. Duke. A publication of the International Association for Society and Natural Resources. Springer
11. ‘The Impact of Global Warming and the Imperative of Mitigation’. Democracy, Sustainable Development, and Peace – New Perspectives on South Asia.  Edited by Akmal Hussain and Muchkund Dubey, May 2014. pp. 598-601. Oxford University Press: New Delhi
12. Foreword for ‘Climate Change and Plant Abiotic Stress Tolerance’, edited by Narendra Tuteja and Sarvajeet S. Gill (Volume 1 & 2). Published by WILEY Blackwell, December 2013
13. Contribution to the Second Annual Report 2012 of the Global Cities Covenant on Climate (The Mexico City Pact), pp.22-23. Published by Fundación Pensar, 2013
14. ‘Advancing our Understanding’, Our Planet (A UNEP magazine) December 2013, pp. 14-15
15. ‘Why the IPCC scientific assessment should be a major driver in climate negotiations’, COP19 Climate Change-The New Economy, pp. 18-21
16. ‘Le changement climatique’. Contribution to La Revue de l’Inde (Publication of Les Belles Lettres), Numero 007, pp. 58-60
17.  WMO: Sixty-Fifth Session of the Executive Council. Delivered the Report of the Chair of the IPCC – 21 May 2013, Geneva, Switzerland
18. Preface in The Climate and Development Challenge for Latin America and the Caribbean: Options for climate-resilient, low-carbon development. Inter-American Development Bank, pp.11-12, 2013, Washington DC, USA
19. ‘You cannot compete in a globalised economy unless you are scientifically ahead’. In conversation with Dr R K Pachauri – Interview. Search (Network 18) Vol 16, No.5: 44-46, May 2013
20. ‘The last word’. Interview. Knowledge (incorporating BBC Science World) Vol 3, No.2: 106, February 2013
21. Initiating Early Review of Commitments and Actions using Available Scientific Assessments Carried out by the IPCC “Global Voices”, COP 18, Climate Change, The New Economy, The United Nations Climate Change Conference – COP18 & CMP8, Doha, Qatar, 26 November – 7 December 2012
22. R.K. Pachauri. The way forward in climate change mitigation. WIREs Energy Environ 2012, 1: 3–8 doi: 10.1002/wene.36
23. Change Is In The Air (The Road to Rio+20). Forbes India, June 22, 2012, pp. 95-97
24. Impact. The Energy Dialogue: Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation Annual Report 2011, pp. 7-8, 2012
25. Managing the Risks of Extreme Events and Disasters. UN Chronicle - The Future We Want? Vol XLIX No.1&2: 12-14, 2012
26. The Imperatives of Sustainable Development: Can India Lead? The Golden Thread: Essays in Honour of C.D. Deshmukh, IIC Winter 2011, Spring 2012 Quarterly, Vol. 38, No.3&4: 316-329. India International Centre, New Delhi
27. Cooperating on Climate Change: The Technological Outlook. In India-China Ties 60 Years 60 Thoughts. April 2010. pp. 43. Published by the Embassy of India, Beijing, China
28. Pachauri R K. 2010. Energy in The Oxford Companion to Economics in India Volume I A-H, Edited by Kaushik Basu and AnnemieMaertens. pp. 173-177. Oxford University Press: New Delhi
29. Climate Science and International Negotiations under subsection “Global Voices”, COP 17, Climate Change, The New Economy, The United Nations Climate Change Conference – COP17 & CMP7, Durban, South Africa, 28 November – 9 December 2011
30. Striking the balance: Climate change, equity and sustainable development. In Development Co-operation Report 2011: 50^th Anniversary Edition. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. pp.97-104
31. Scientific Cooperation and Global Challenges - Keynote speech. In Expo 2010 Shanghai China Forum Proceedings: Theme Forum - Towards a Low-Carbon City: Environmental Protection and Urban Responsibilities
32. Transition to a Post Hydrocarbon Energy Future, Second SubirRaha Memorial Lecture, Petrofed, September 2, 2011, New Delhi
33. Editorial in Asian-Pacific Newsletter on Occupational Health and Safety. Volume 18, Number 1, May 2011 published by Finnish Institute of Occupational Health
34. Report of the World Climate Conference-3: Better climate information for a better future.  Speech delivered at the Opening Session of High-level Segment of World Climate Conference, held from 31 August – 4 September 2009, Geneva, Switzerland
35. Climate Change and its Implications for India’s Fragile Ecosystems. Policy Notes for Parliamentarians: July-August 2010. The Human Impact of Climate Change in India: Advancing political leadership. Published by CLRA and Oxfam India. Pp. 1-4
36. India’s Global Position on Climate Change. eJournal USA, Vol. 14, No.9: 22-23
37. Foreword in ‘Carbon Finance II: Investing in Forests for Climate Protection’. Edited by  Jaime Carlson, Bryan Garcia, Claire Jahns, Eric Roberts, and Katie Schindall. Yale F&ES Publication Series, Report Number 22, 2009
38. ‘Despite Attacks from Critics, Climate Science will Prevail’. Opinion. Yale Environment 360. 20 April 2010
39. ‘I am not there to change the world. I can only change its level of knowledge’. Interview.  Fiat Justitia, Vol 23, No. 3, April 2010
40. Pachauri R.K. 2010. Editorial: Once the economy has recovered, growth will turn towards green activities. Alternatives, France: Issue 22, pp.3
41. Pachauri R K. 2010. Statement from Implementing Partners. REEEP Project Profiles 2009/10. pp. 7. Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership
42. Pachauri R K. 2009. India pushes for common responsibility. Nature Vol 46, 22 October 2009
43. Pachauri R K. 2009. The Disappearing deal: American obstacles in Copenhagen. Newsweek 26 October 2009
44. Pachauri R K. 2009. New Challenges for IPCC (Exclusive Analysis). International Innovation. pp.6. Published by Research Media Ltd
45. Pachauri R.K. 2009. Management Education for this Knowledge Century. Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow. GRAVITA: pp. 2-5
46. Pachauri R.K. 2009. Climate Change, Sea-Level Rise, and Planning for Global Change. Asia’s; Next Challenge: Securing the Region’s Water Future. Asia Society Leadership Group on Water Security: pp. 31-36
47. Pachauri R. K. 2008. Science and Technology for Sustainable Well Being. Career Development in Bioengineering and Biotechnology, pp. 389-390. Springer, US
48. Pachauri R.K. 2008. Climate Change as an Emerging Global Issue. Globalizations: volume 5, issue 1
49. Pachauri R K. 2008. We need a new Gandhi. Green Futures 2008: UK: pp. 5
50. Pachauri R K. 2008: Burning earth – Interview. L’espresso – Weekly, Italy: 3 January 2008. pp. 55-59
51. Pachauri R K. 2007. Energy in The Oxford Companion to Economics in India. Edited by Kaushik Basu. pp. 136-139. Oxford University Press: New Delhi
52. Joachin von Braun and Pachauri R K. 2006. Essay: The Promises and Challenges of Biofuels for the Poor in Developing Countries. International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) pp. 1-12
53. Peter Hazell and R K Pachauri. 2006. Bioenergy and Agriculture: Promises and Challenges. International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI, 2020 Vision pp. 1-2
54. Pachauri R.K. 2006. India’s Economic Development: The Challenge of Energy Security and Environmental Protection. Political Exterior (Vol.XX) July/August2006: 67-76
55. Pachauri R K. 2006. Climate Change: measuring the Threat. G8 Summit 2006: 46-47
56. Pachauri R K. 2006. Avoiding Dangerous Climate Change. In Avoiding Dangerous Climate Change pp.3-5. Edited by  Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, Wolfgang Cramer, Nebojsa Nakicenovic, Tom Wigley, and Gary Yohe. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 392 pp
57. Pachauri R K, Batra R K, and Noronha L. Oil & Gas: Focus on new sources. In The Hindu Survey of Indian Industry 2006 pp.131-136
58. Pachauri R K. 2005. Oil in India’s Energy Future. Seminar 555November 2005:52-56
59. Pachauri R K. 2005. Carbon Trading and Energy in Transition. Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX) Quarterly2(2): 1, 6
60. ‘Climate change: assessing the science, defining the options’ G8 Summit 2005: Mapping the Challenges published by Newsdesk Communications Ltd., London
61. Pachauri R K. 2004. Opening Ceremony Address in Proceedings of the World Climate Change Conference, 29 September to 3 October, 2003 held in Moscow
62. Lucht W and Pachauri R K. 2004. The Mental Component of the Earth System. In Earth System Analysis for Sustainability, edited by Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, Paul J Crutzen, William C Clar, Martin Claussen, and Hermann Held. Cambridge: MIT Press. pp: 340-365. (Proceedings of the 91st Dahlem Workshop on Earth System Analysis for Sustainability, Berlin, 25-30 May 2003)
63. Pachauri R K. 2004. Climate Change and its Implications for Development: The Role of IPCC Assessments.  IDS Bulletin35 (3): 11-14
64. Pachauri R K, Singhal Shaleen  and Kandra Harpreet  2004. Environment. India 2025: Social, Economic and Political Stability pp370-403. Edited by R K Sinha. New Delhi: Centre for Policy Research. 528 pp
65. Pachauri R.K. 2004. Energy Policy for High Economic Growth in India. ADB India Economic Bulletin  II(1): 17-26
66. Pachauri R.K. 2004. The future of India’s economic growth: the natural resources and energy dimension. Futures36(2004): 703-713
67. Pachauri R.K. 2004. Climate and humanity: view point. Global Environmental Change Vol. 14  (2004) : 101-103
68. Pachauri R K. 2003. Fuelling the dream: India can take a different trajectory in the energy sector. The Week (Anniversary Special). pp.44-47
69. Pachauri R K . 2003. Global Climate Change: Indian Perspective Revisited and Restated. India and Global Climate Change: Perspectives on Economics and Policy from a Developing Country. pp.341-346, edited by Michael A Toman, UjjayantChakravorty, Shreekant Gupta. New Delhi: Oxford University Press. 366 pp
70. Pachauri R K.  2003. Is There a Nexus With Global Climate Change? UN Chronicle 39(4): 58 & 60
71. Pachauri R K. 2002. Climate change: global warming. In Johannesburg Summit 2002: Challenges and Partnerships, pp 158-161, edited by Maurice Fraser. London: Agenda Publishing. 196 pp
72. Pachauri R K. 2002. Poverty: A Threat to Environmental Security in India. In Towards Food Secure India. Proceedings of the 88^th Session of the Indian Science Congress, January 3-7, 2001, IARI, pp. 145–150, edited by R S Paroda, A Varma, and N Gupta. New Delhi: National Academy of Agricultural Sciences. 224 pp
73. Pachauri R K and Mehrotra P. December 2001. Ein mühsamer Hürdenlauf (Energy Policies in India),der überblick37(4): 36-40
74. Pachauri R K and Mehrotra P. August 2001. Alternative Energy Sources. Focus 7: Policy Brief 8. (IFPRI: Appropriate Technology for Sustainable Food Security)
75. Pachauri R K and Mehrotra P. February 2001. Initiatives for an Asian energy market: perspectives from India. In SPEC 2001 (Symposium on Pacific Energy Cooperation): Energy Security in Asia, 20-21 February 2001, Japan. 331-356 pp
76. Pachauri R K, Qureshy L F and Nesamani K S. 2001. Seeking refuge from environment: paradox of environmental refugees. pp 364-375. In Srinivasan K and Vlassoff (Eds) Population-Development Nexus in India: Challenges for the New Millennium. Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Limited, New Delhi. pp 454
77. Pachauri R K. 2000. Industry on the up. World CoalVol. 9(2): 8–12
78. 1999 Living with coal: India’s energy policy in the 21st century. Journal of International Affairs. Volume 53, No.1. (1999), 101–115, pp 380
79. Industrial development in the 21st century: a rural dimension. First V K Laroia Memorial Lecture. Industrial Development Services. January 8, 2000
80. Pachauri R K and Sharma S. 1999. India’s achievements in energy efficiency and reducing CO₂ emissions. pp.59–74. In José Goldemberg and Walter Reid (Eds). Promoting development while limiting greenhouse gas emissions: trends and baselines. New York: United Nations Development Programme. pp150
81. Energy-Environment Issues in the Developing Countries: Prioritizing Research and Innovation. Asian Transport Journal. Midyear Number, June 1999: 12.1–12.15
82. The Clean Development Mechanism: Some Developing Country Perspectives. IAEE Newsletter, Second Quarter 1998
83. Economics of Energy Use in Agriculture. Indian Journal of Agricultural Economics 53(3): 213-222, 1998
84. Comments: Greenhouse Policy Architectures and Institutions. Economics and Policy Issues in Climate Change, William D Nordhaus (Editor). Resources For the Future, Washington, DC. Pp. 159–164, 1998
85. Pachauri R K. 1998. Defining and Operationalizing the CDM. pp.101–108. In José Goldemberg (ed.). Climate Change: Towards Buenos Aires and Beyond, UNDP, New York. 182 pp
86. Pachauri R K. 1998. Preservation of environment: an input to development. YojanaVol 42(8): 35-39
87. Promoting energy efficiency in developing countries. In World Development Aid & Joint Venture Finance, pp.268-270, edited by A J Fairclough, London: Kensington Publications Ltd. & World Business Council for Sustainable Development. 392 pp
88. Renewable sources of energy: prospects and policies, Yojana, Vol.42, No.1, January 1998
89. Critical environmental issues in India: the scope for Indo-German cooperation (Wichtige Umweltfragen in Indien: Spielraum für deutsch-indische Zusammenarbeit). In Indien in der Gegenwart, Band II, Nummer 1–2, 1997, pp.83-92, edited by Sveta Davé Chakravarty, Indian Council for Cultural Relations, New Delhi, pp196
90. Deforestation and desertification in developing countries. (In) Environment, Energy and Economy: Strategies for Sustainability. (Eds) Yoichi Kaya and Keiichi Yokobori. The United Nations University, Japan, pp. 71–90, 1997
91. Abstract of country report on current environmental issues in India: Directions for strategic research. Presented at the 1st International Workshop for Strategic Research on Global Environment, 5–6 November, 1997, Yokohama, Japan
92. Technology development and capacity building for mitigation of climate change in developing countries. (In) Climate change: mobilizing global effort, Organisation for economic co-operation and development, 1997, pp 89–91
93. Australia-India partnership for sustainable development and environmental protection. (In) India-Australia Public Policy Conference 1996, Indian Ocean Centre, Western Australia, pp52–56
94. Environment and Natural Resources use in India: Past Developments and Future Prospects. Indian Association of Social Science Institutions (IASSI), Vol.16(1): 178–183, 1997
95. Development and Environment. August 1997, Yojana, Independence Day '97 Special
96. Energy and Sustainability: Developing Countries. Symposium Report. Global Accords for Sustainable Development, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1997
97. Partnerships in Strategic Studies for the Global Environment, Keynote speech delivered at the International Symposium "Five Years after the Earth Summit - Role of Strategic Studies on Global Environment", 2 June 1997, Organized by The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, Environment Agency, Government of Japan
98. Asia and the Middle East: The Outlook for Regional Integration. International Conference on Middle East Oil & Gas: Towards the Third Millennium, May 8–10, 1997, Isfahan
99. Current situation of air pollution and anti pollution measures. (In) Symposium on pacific energy cooperation '97 (SPEC '97), Changing Oil and Energy Market in Asia Pacific Region and its Future, February 18–19, 1997, Tokyo, Japan
100. International policy development - developing country perspectives on climate change. (In) ABARE 1997, Outlook 97, Proceedings of the National Agricultural and Resources Outlook Conference, Canberra, 4–6 February, 1997. Volume 1, Commodity Markets and Resource Management
101. Commentary: The IPCC Energy Assessment, Special Issue: Energy and greenhouse gas mitigation: the IPCC Report and beyond. Energy Policy24 10/11: 10131015. 1997
102. Towards higher energy efficiency in industry - Challenges for the Asia-Pacific region. (In) Asia Pacific Tech Monitor, September–October 1996. Asian and Pacific Centre for Transfer of Technology (APCTT), New Delhi
103. Energy Needs in the 21st Century. (In) Science & Technology for Achieving Food Economic & Health, Rao, U R (ed.), Special volume of the 83rd Session of the Indian Science Congress, Punjab University, Prism Books Pvt Ltd, Bangalore, January 1996, pp 505–531
104. Energy Issues in India. (In) Revue de L'Energie, R K Pachauri and Maithili Iyer, Editions Techniques et Economiques, Paris, 1995, pp.485–490
105. Role of Science and Technology in Sustainable Use of Natural Resources.  (In) Science Technology and Industrial Development in India, S C Pakrashi and G P Phondke (eds.), Publications & Information Directorate and Wiley Eastern Limited, New Delhi, 1995, pp.147–157.
106. Energy Issues for Sustainable Development in Asia. (In) Journal of Resources, Conservation and Recycling, Special issue on Energy for Sustainable Development: Post-Rio Challenges and Dutch Responses, Vol.12 Nos.1-2, October 1994, pp.31–35
107. The Social Costs of Climate Change: Greenhouse Damage and the Benefits of Control. Submitted as part of Working Group III, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Second Scientific Assessment Report on Climate Change, alongwith Pearce D W, Cline W R, Achanta A N, Fankhauser S, Tol R S J, Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom, 1994
108. Energy and Economic Development. (In) Energy Needs in the Year 2000: Ethical and Environmental Perspectives, William Shea (ed.), Watson Publishing International, USA, 1994, pp.191–202 (Amazon link)
109. Meeting the Demand for Energy in Major Developing Countries in Asia with Lower Emissions: What Support may be Provided by the New Regime?  (In) Climate Change and the Agenda for Research, Ted Hanisch (ed.), CICERO, University of Oslo, Norway, Westview Press, Colorado, U.S.A., 1994, pp.81–90
110. An Indian Perspective on Climate Change. (In) Journal of UNEP Industry and Environment, Vol.17 No.1, January–March 1994, pp.23
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113. Energy and Development. (In) Journal of Energy in Southern Africa, Vol.4. No.1, February 1993, pp.10–15
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66. Gentle winds of change. The Asian Age, 19 January 2010
67. Climate change has no time for delay or denial. The Guardian, 04 January 2010
68. Debate: Dr R K Pachauri. Does India lack a research environment? Edited by Malini Sen, The Times of India, Higher Education: A guide to opportunities in India and Abroad, pp. 217, January 2009
69. Welcome Back to the World: Letters to the new US President. Sierra Magazine, November/December 2008: 40 pp
70. The Nobel Prize 2007: The voice of science and knowledge. Humania del Sur. Año 3, Nº 4. Enero-junio, 2008. María Gabriela Mata Carnevali. Dialogue with R. K. Pachacuri, pp. 175-178
71. Profile: Dr Rajendra Pachauri. Engineering Change: Towards a sustainable future in the developing world. Edited by Peter Guthrie, CalestousJuma and HayaatunSillem. The Royal Academy of Engineering, pp.11-12, October 2008
72. Dialogue: Dr R K Pachauri. Human del Sur: Revista de Estudios Latinoamericanos, Africanos y Asiaticos. Universidad de Los Andes, pp. 175-178, June 2008
73. The world’s will to tackle climate change is irresistible. The Guardian, 30 June 2008
74. Towards rational pricing of oil. The Economic Times, 20 June 2006
75. In cold sweat: the extremes in our weather may lead to serious climate changes in the long run. DNA Mumbai, 12 January 2006
76. India empowered to me is: when national debt reduction also means reducing natural debt. The Financial Express, 20 October 2005
77. We want our message to be powerful, positive and proactive. The Financial Express, 9 February 2002
78. A green streak: reduce the natural debt burden. The Times of India, 8 February 2001
79. Ethanol: A practical idea? The Economic Times, 25 December 2001
80. Price of power. The Times of India, 26 November 2001
81. The buses and bicycles option. The Newspaper Today, 23 August 2001
82. Corporates and Civil Society. The Newspaper Today, 10 August 2001
83. Transporting pollution. The Newspaper Today, 26 July 2001
84. Reforesting India. The Newspaper Today, 28 June 2001
85. S&T as drivers of economic growth, Business Line, 28 June 2001
86. US isolation on climate change, The Newspaper Today, 14 June 2001
87. Poverty in the developing world. Centennial News 86(4), Fall-Winter 2000/01
88. Scrap the PPA with Dabhol? The Economic Times, 5 June 2001
89. The Power of None. The Times of India, 29 May 2001
90. Democracy and Environmental Policy. The Newspaper Today, 17 May 2001
91. Start operating buses on ULSD, Auto Monitor 1 (10), 1-15 May 2001
92. The Greening of Corporate India, The Newspaper Today, 4 May 2001
93. Viewpoint of Dr R K Pachauri on Climate Change, Ford Motor Company's Corporate Citizenship Report "Building Relationships... and Setting the Course"
94. On Track with Teheran: shift in India’s West Asia strategy, The Times of India, 19 April 2001
95. CNG: the right choice? The Economic Times, 17 April 2001
96. A hasty decision, clean diesel is a better bet. The Hindustan Times, 8 April 2001
97. Beyond the budget: we must repay our natural debt. The Times of India, 7 March 2001
98. Some important omissions made. The Times of India, 2 March 2001
99. Reduce the natural debt too. The Economic Times, 16 February 2001
100. Dabhol: a big mistake? The Economic Times, 9 January 2001
101. Environmental degradation and damage: The neglected aspect of security. The Newspaper Today, 8 January 2001
102. Height of Contention: A Dammed Model of Development, The Times of India, 11 November 2000
103. Not a pipedream: back to Iran gas pipeline option, The Times of India, 17 August 2000
104. The drought dilemma: planning for the rainless day, The Times of India, 16 May 2000
105. Against the tide: do not foreclose big dam options. The Times of India, 10 April 2000
106. Why waste the wastes? The Indian Express, 5 April 2000
107. Managing transition vital. The Financial Times, 29 February 2000
108. Remove poverty beforetackling environmental problems". The Indian Express, 24 February 2000
109. Greening of business, Chartered Financial Analyst 5(5), January 2000
110. In the time of trusteeship, Business Today, 7 January 2000
111. Towards a longer term vision, The Economic Times, 30 December 1999
112. Futureshock, The Sunday Observer, 24 October 1999
113. Time to focus on the environmental agenda, The Economic Times, 5 October 1999
114. Indonesia revisited: gains from reviving historic ties, The Times of India, 24 November 1999
115. Sustainable development and rural imperatives, The Economic Times, 31 August 1999
116. Corporations are becoming green because the public places a premimum on their doing so", The Financial Express, 1 August 1999
117. Sanity in managing natural resources, The Economic Times, 29 July 1999
118. Good environmental practices can be profitable'. The Financial Express, 27 June 1999
119. The heat is on: burning impact of climate change. The Times of India, 1 June 1999
120. The Nitish Sengupta report is ill conceived'. The Economic Times, 26 April 1999
121. Earth Day 1999: Preserving our environmental inheritance. The Times of India, 23 April 1999
122. Planning with Vision: Forging Partnerships with Think-tanks. The Times of India, 15 March 1999
123. A golden opportunity for privatization has been missed. The Indian Express, 1 February 1999
124. Need for Integrated Policy. The Observer, 31 January 1999
125. Car emission norms not a solution. The Hindustan Times, 31 January 1999
126. Investing in environment, The Indian Express, 25 January 1999
127. O, to live in a village! The Hindustan Times, 17 January 1999
128. Clean Consciousness: The Green Agenda for Growth, The Times of India, 2 September 1998
129. Regulate honestly, The Indian Express, 9 November 1998
130. Energy Efficiency: Policing India's Oil Supply Routes, The Times of India, 27 June 1998
131. Budgets must promote sustainable development, The Indian Express, 15 June 1998
132. Energizing Power Sector: Light at the end of the tunnel, The Times of India, 1 May 1998
133. Corporate Responsibility and Social Consciousness, The Indian Express, 28 November 1998
134. Seek partners for post-Kyoto trip, The Indian Express, 19 December 1997
135. Clearing the Air: Climate Change Hits Rough Weather, The Times of India, May 9, 1997
136. Dithering in the Dark: Power Play in the Power Sector, The Times of India, January 27, 1997
137. Developing investment, Global Energy, World Energy Council, First Magazine, London, 1996
138. Oil prices and energy security, The Hindustan Times, December 31, 1996
139. Promoting energy efficiency in developing countries, United Nations Climate Change Bulletin, Issue 12, 3rd Quarter, 1996
140. Protecting India's environment, The Times of India, February 5, 1996
141. No details of cost reduction in ENRON deal, The Hindu, February 5, 1996
142. Economic cost of eco-damage, The Economic Times, December 14, 1995
143. Major shifts in energy consumption in the future, The Observer of Business and Politics, November 6, 1995
144. Science, a villain-turned-hero, The Economic Times, November 6, 1995
145. Arms for Pakistan: US Oil Politics and Central Asia, The Times of India, November 3, 1995
146. Recovering from GDP syndrome, The Economic Times, October 26, 1995
147. The ‘road’ to a better life, The Economic Times, September 9, 1995
148. Dabhol power project: Awaiting a return to reason", The Times of India, September 12, 1995
149. Beyond agenda 21, The Economic Times, September 9, 1995
150. A widening chasm, The Economic Times, August 17, 1995
151. Beyond the ENRON deal: Sending out wrong signals, The Times of India, May 13, 1995
152. Green laws sans infrastructure are useless, The Economic Times, May 30, 1995
153. Energy decision-making and environmental effects, Financial Express, March 7, 1995
154. No longer just curiosities, Financial Express, February 25, 1995
155. Missing the woods for the trees, The Economic Times, January 31, 1994
156. Reforms elude power, centre page, The Hindustan Times, December 30, 1993
157. Enron project: Who's playing ostrich?, The Economic Times, November 27, 1993
158. Technology and prices: Crucial parameters, The Economic Times, July 1, 1993
159. Beyond Rio, The Hindustan Times, June 24, 1992
160. Energising Indian Economy, centre page, The Hindustan Times, September 11, 1991
161. Global Warming: A Look at Reality, centre page, The Times of India, 29 May, 1991
162. Energy Sector reflects distorted policies, The Observer of Business and Politics, February 19, 1991
163. Petroleum Challenge: India's Options and Responses, Business and Political Observer, January 2, 1991
164. How China copes with pollution, centre page, The Hindustan Times on December 27 & 28, 1990
165. Workable Energy Policy, centre page, The Hindustan Times on November 14, 1990
166. Energy Scenario: Global vis-a-vis National, Financial Express, October 10, 1990
167. The Sin of Cynicism, centre page, The Hindustan Times on July 13, 1990
168. Environment: Lopsided Priorities, centre page, The Hindustan Times on June 5, 1990
169. Planet Fund: Polluter Must Pay, The Hindustan Times on October 16, 1989
170. Ozone Depletion: Soft Options Won't Do, The Hindustan Times on June 22, 1989.
171. Oil Politics in Gulf, The Hindustan Times, July 6, 1988.Emerging Edifice of India, The Hindustan Times, March 30, 1988
172. Over-use and Abuse of Resources", centre page, The Times of India, October 10, 1987
173. Pakistan's Bomb: Need to Shift Oil Imports, The Hindustan Times, May 9, 1987
174. Bottom upwards approach to Indian Energy Problem, The Times of India, New Delhi, June 1986

(Source: Dr. R.K. Pachauri’s CV)

1. “Maurice Strong – This was a Man”. Legacy for the future and future generations: Remembering Maurice F. Strong – Tributes and Reminiscences (Editors: Federico Mayor / NegoslavOstojic / Roberto Savio). European Center for Peace and Development (ECPD). 2018. 162-165 pp
2. Write-up for the book by Megha Aggarwal “The Green Guide”. 65-67 pp
3. A Pioneer’s Thinking around Growth Fundamentals: A Tribute to Vijay Kelkar (R K Pachauri and ShaillyKedia), The Political Economy of Energy and Growth (edited by Najeeb Jung). Oxford University Press 2014. 19-38 pp
4. Low-Carbon Green Growth in Asia: Policies and practices (A joint study of the Asian Development Bank and the Asian Development Bank Institute), 2013 - Provided technical advice and comments at various stages of the study as Chairman of the high-level advisory committee
5. India’s Youth and the Challenge of Sustainable Development. R Venkataraman : A Centenary Tribute. Rupa Publications India Pvt. Ltd. 2012. 172-178 pp
6. Business unusual: championing corporate social responsibility, Volume 2. R K Pachauri (ed.), The Energy and Resources Institute, New Delhi, 2007
7. Petroleum Pricing in India: balancing efficiency and equity. Neha Misra, Ruchika Chawla, Leena Srivastava and R K Pachauri, The Energy and Resources Institute, New Delhi, 2005
8. Business Unusual: championing corporate social responsibility, Volume 1. R K Pachauri (ed.), The Energy and Resources Institute, New Delhi, 2004
9. Directions, Innovations, and Strategies for Harnessing Action for sustainable development. R K Pachauri and R K Batra (eds.), Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi, 2001
10. Energy in the Indian Sub-Continent, R K Pachauri and Gurneeta Vasudhaiva. The Petroleum Economist Ltd, London, 2000
11. Looking Back to Think Ahead: GREEN India 2047 (Growth with Resource Enhancement of Environment and Nature), R K Pachauri and P V Sridharan (eds.), Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi, 1998
12. Population, Environment, and Development, R K Pachauri and Lubina F Qureshy (eds.), Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi, 1997
13. Global Partnerships for Sustainable Development, R K Pachauri and Leena Srivastava (eds.), Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi, 1994
14.  in Asia & Brazil: The Role of Technology Transfer, R K Pachauri and Climate Change Preety Bhandari (eds.), Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi, 1994
15. Global Warming: Collaborative Study on Strategies to Limit CO2 emissions in Asia and Brazil, R K Pachauri and Preety Bhandari (eds.), Tata McGraw Hill Publishing Co Ltd, New Delhi, 1992
16. Contemporary India, Vikas Publishing House Pvt Ltd, New Delhi, 1992
17. Global Warming: Mitigation Strategies and Perspectives from Asia and Brazil, R K Pachauri and AbhilashaBehl (eds.), Tata McGraw Hill Publishing Co Ltd, New Delhi, 1991.
18. Role of Innovative Technologies and Approaches for India's Power Sector, Leena Srivastava and R K Pachauri (eds.), Tata McGraw Hill Publishing Co Ltd, New Delhi, 1991
19. Energy-Environment-Development, R K Pachauri, Leena Srivastava & Kapil Thukral (eds.), Vikas Publishers, New Delhi, 1991
20. Global Warming and Climate Change: Perspectives from Developing Countries, Sujata Gupta & R K Pachauri (eds.), Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi, 1990
21. Energy Policy Issues: Household Energy, Vol. 4, R K Pachauri and Leena Srivastava (eds.), Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi, 1989
22. Energy Policy Issues: Higher Energy Efficiency, Vol. 3, R K Pachauri and G Sambasivan (eds.) Wiley Eastern Limited, India, 1987
23. Global Energy Interactions, Allied Publishers, New Delhi, 1986
24. Energy Policy Issues, Vol. 2, R K Pachauri and Leena Srivastava (eds.), Wiley Eastern Limited, New Delhi, 198
25. Energy Policy Issues, Vol. 1, R K Pachauri and Kapil Thukral (eds.), Allied Publishers, New Delhi, 1985
26. The Political Economy of Global Energy, Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1985
27. National Energy Data Systems, D R Ahuja, R K Pachauri and N K Gopalakrishnan (eds.), Concept Publishers, New Delhi, 1984
28. International Energy Studies, Wiley-Eastern, New Delhi and John Wiley and Sons, New York, 1980
29. Energy Policy for India: An Inter-disciplinary Analysis, Macmillan Company of India, New Delhi, 1980
30. Energy and Economic Development in India, Praeger Publishers, New York, 1977
31. The Dynamics of Electrical Energy Supply and Demand: An Economic Analysis, Praeger Publishers, New York, 1975

(Source: Dr. R.K. Pachauri’s CV)

1. From climate change ‘certainty’ to rapid decline: a timeline of IPCC reports