Keralam’s Gavi to go green, eyes energy neutrality
Gavi in Kerala is pursuing greener operations and energy neutrality as tourist arrivals rise sharply. Visitor numbers have exceeded 2,000 on some days, putting pressure on the area’s planned carrying capacity.
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