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EPCA decides on action plan for eight critically polluted cities in India:
EPCA decides on action plan for eight critically polluted cities in India
February 5, 2009
International transport expert reviews Delhi BRT:
International transport expert reviews Delhi BRT:
February 7, 2009
CSE's analysis of Automotive Research Association of India's CO2 emissions data points to increased oil guzzling from newer personal cars at a time when oil prices are skyrocketing
CSE's analysis of Automotive Research Association of India's CO2 emissions data points to increased oil guzzling from newer personal cars at a time when oil prices are skyrocketing
June 02, 2008
Fuel economy standards for cars a step in the right direction: CSE
Fuel economy standards for cars a step in the right direction: CSE
July 21, 2008
Delhi is reeling under high levels of deadly ozone, says latest CSE analysis
Delhi is reeling under high levels of deadly ozone, says latest CSE analysis
May 29, 2009
CSE suggests a leapfrog roadmap for combating air pollution in Kolkata
CSE suggests a leapfrog roadmap for combating air pollution in Kolkata
Lab study finds paints in India have unacceptable levels of toxic lead
New Delhi, August 17, 2009: The paints used in Indian homes come with a deadly health cost. Most of the popular brands of paints contain high quantities of lead, a toxin especially dangerous for children -- says a latest study done by Centre for Science and Environment (CSE).
Indian sugar mills generate as much ‘green’ energy as windmills, and at half the cost
New Delhi, June 5, 2009: As the 2009 World Environment Day draws to a close, there’s heartening news from unexpected quarters: Indian sugar mills seem to be doing their bit to ease the energy crisis in the country. What’s more, they are doing it by generating biomass-based ‘green’ energy from bagasse, a waste product that comes from sugarcane cultivation.
The fat of our cooking oil: How government regulations are deliberately compromising our health and our bodies
Results of CSE laboratory study on cooking oils released. Study looks at major brands in the market. Reveals some unpalatable facts about fat
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CSE’s report on mining – Rich Lands Poor People – released in Rajasthan
Unregulated legal mining and rampant illegal mining in Rajasthan has systematically destroyed forests, devastated the Aravallis, and played havoc with the water resources of the state, says Centre for Science and Environment’s Sixth State of India’s Environment report, “Rich Lands, Poor People” – Is sustainable mining possible?
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