The Centre will revise the rules on cattle trade by August after getting inputs from states
Arterial roads, which were built with the purpose of removing congestion, have worsened the traffic speeds across Delhi-NCR
Novel research holds promise as India prepares to begin trials
Microbes are increasingly being used to clean contaminated sites
Director General of Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) and the Editor of Down To Earth magazine. She is an environmentalist who pushes for changes in policies, practices and mindsets
If we are not able to walk, we cannot really build a vibrant public transport network
It is time we talked about the real cost of our food, about how to benefit the …
Sweden against Climate Change: In Conversation with Eva Svedling, State Secretary
Eva Svedling is the State Secretary to the Minister for International Development. Cooperation and Climate Isabella Lövin. Lövin is also the Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden. Svedling was in India recently and spoke to Down To Earth about climate change in Sweden, Swedish-EU- US relations and Indo-Swedish collaboration on climate change.
India's first quick charging station for electric vehicles
ViVa or Vidyut Vahan is India's first quick charging electric vehicles. It takes 90 per cent less time to charge an electric rickshaw—80 minutes instead of 10 hours
How to segregate waste at home with Ruchika Sethi Takkar
Ruchika Sethi Takkar is a promoter of sustainable waste management at source. She teaches home-owners, residential societies and corporates the ways to segregate waste. At home, she segregates her waste into five different streams. Her message is that waste is a valuable commodity and must be treated with due diligence and care.
The UN's first conference to save the oceans is a grand show of intent to reset our relationship with the largest sink of carbon dioxide and the biggest receptacle for human wastes. But will governments, industries and organisations stand by the big voluntary commitments they have made? Vibha …
Even as the impacts of extreme weather events become more visible, nearly half the world's population believes that climate change is not a very serious problem
State of India's Environment 2017 In Figures (eBook)
State of India's Environment 2017 In Figures is India's first and only e-book that not only communicates environmental issues through facts and figures, but arms readers with insights and perspectives to help you form an informed opinion on …
This is CSE’s first collection of 14 topical stories in comic strips format to help you understand serious environmental issues in a fun and easy way. Recommended equally for students and adults...
Annual State Of India’s Environment - SOE 2017
You can reserve your copy RIGHT NOW at a special price of Rs.190/-!!! We have made this year’s book even better incorporating some of the suggestions from our regular readers. It will be a collector’s item once again giving you …
Communities across India have found innovative ways to use seasonal produce that grows locally. The book brings to you a collection of nearly 50 recipes that use local produce.
Incorporating dark humour, wit and cartoons, The Madhouse Effect lays bare the obfuscation of climate science deniers
" Climate science has often been accused of being too scientific, which implies that there is little room for fun "
