Pradip Saha

Pradip Saha, an environmental communicator has been associated with Down To Earth since its inception.

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Short-shrift to environment

A recent festival of short films bombed -- by and large

We need global regulation for corporations

Eva Joly, EU parliamentarian from the French Green Party, is tipped to be the Presidential candidate of the Greens in the 2012 French …

Darfur pays for its water

In 2006, Slovenian president Janez Drnov?ek sent filmmaker and political activist Tomo Kriznar as a peace envoy to war-torn Darfur. US pressure …

Let the journey choose the vehicle

Heather Allen looks at issues related to sustainable development at the International Association of Public Transport, Brussels. Pradip Saha …

Nicholas Stern on politics of climate change

In 2006, Nicholas Stern former chief economist, World Bank and advisor to the UK government, wrote about the economic threat from climate …

Veerbhadra Mishra on Ganga Action Plan

Veerbhadra Mishra heads the Sankat Mochan Foundation, an NGO at the forefront in trying to revive the Ganga's fortunes in Varanasi. A man who …

‘We rule out films by corporates’

Lucia Rikaki’s inspirations range from ancient civilisations to films to communities fostered by the Internet. An acclaimed documentary …

'Let us internalise the relation we need to have with nature'

Jonathon Porritt wears many hats. A pioneer of green politics in the UK, sustainability campaigner, media personality and writer. His latest book,…

At the receiving end

Bangladesh jittery over India's river linking scheme

Entangled

10,000+ south Bengal fisherfolk, in a net not of their making

Tall claims

If the burner's too big, make it fit

A pharmaceutical multinational in India has set up an incinerator that suits it just fine

The end of art

...as 'they' know it. Documenta 11 diffuses the boundary between politics and aesthetics

Copenhagen According to USA

Rainwater harvesting aids tsunami-hit Sri Lankan villages

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