What measures is the government taking to address rising environmental concerns in 2025?

Government action depends on the country. If you mean India, the 2025 response to environmental concerns draws on existing programmes as well as newer implementation efforts. The main priorities include air pollution, clean energy, transport, waste management and climate resilience.

• Air pollution: The National Clean Air Programme supports city-level plans to reduce particulate pollution, with monitoring and measures aimed at sources such as road dust, vehicles and industry.
• Clean energy: Support for rooftop solar installations includes the PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana, which helps households adopt solar power. India is also expanding non-fossil electricity capacity.
• Cleaner transport: Incentives under PM E-DRIVE are intended to encourage electric vehicle adoption, including electric two- and three-wheelers, buses and charging infrastructure.
• Waste and pollution control: Plastic and other waste rules place responsibilities on producers and local bodies, while programmes such as Swachh Bharat Mission support collection and sanitation systems. Enforcement and local facilities remain key to results.
• Climate resilience: Government planning also covers water conservation, disaster preparedness and climate-resilient infrastructure to help communities cope with heat, floods and other climate risks.

These measures are part of a broader policy effort, not a single new 2025 package. Their impact depends on funding, enforcement and how consistently they are carried out across states and cities. If you had another country in mind, the relevant policies will be different.