Air pollution: CSE releases agenda for Aam Aadmi Party government

Delhi cannot face another winter as severely polluted as this, says the non-profit

In celebration of biodiversity

Managing freshwater resources

Industrial vibes

Will solutions of the North work in the South?

Water in foreign policy

The global community is slowly waking up to the growing paucity of water

A parched waterworld

Not just humans, nature also needs water

Discovery of India

Anil Agarwal delivers his acceptance speech for the Norman Borlaug Award 2001

Corporates fair poorly in a CSR survey

Green game over

Fuming diesel gensets to power Commonwealth Games stadiums

Odd-and-even 2.0 worked but farm fires and forest fires played spoilsport, says CSE

Takes on motivated and half-baked science

Bonn conference ends without making headway: CSE

The non-profit says it is concerned about tardy progress of negotiations

Mining Bill gives people their due

It ensures that mine owners share profit with people

Now it is floods

Coal burning responsible for heavy air pollution in India: IEACCC study

Implementing emission norms, running clean coal power need of the hour, the study says

Lost and damaged

Negotiations on loss and damage signal a weak deal

The steel shock

Order on production ban of coke in Kerala quashed

Something for parents to chew on

Bengal buys dirtiest coal-based power generated in India: CSE study

TPPs in the state have not taken adequate measures to control pollution

Challenges of making clean cook stoves accessible to all

Manufacturers demand government support for innovation

Award for ecosecurity

For his outstanding work in fighting malaria, V P Sharma gets the Green Scientist Award 2001

How power can be cleaned

Any talk of “cleaning” coal to make it less damaging is untenable

Costly push to mega projects

Cabinet Committee for Investment may dilute environmental and forest clearances

Why excreta matters

Mining bill gets it right