A congress of journalists, environmentalists, experts and opinion leaders. A state-of-the-art symposium to discuss, debate and demystify the year’s key issues of environment and development. After the grand success of the inaugural conclave in early 2019 (https://www.cseindia.org/page/aad-gallery), we bring you the second edition of this annual event.

Issue and subject-based sessions. Releases of new reports and books. Opportunities for interactions and one-to-one interviews with experts. Access to a wealth of top-quality content and information. For three days in CSE’s beautiful residential campus at Nimli, at the foothills of the Aravallis.

Close to 70 journalists and 30 experts meet and brainstorm over the three days.

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Prsentations

DAY 3: Feb. 11, 2020
Strategies to Keep Public Transport Affordable
By: Gautam Patel
Tiger Task Force (1970) predicted that tiger will be extinct soon if hunting and poisoning will continue.
Forest Governance & Forest Based Livelihoods
By: Madhu Sarin
Tourism ‘for’ and ‘with’ people
By: Dr. Anjuna Dhir
DAY 2: Feb. 10, 2020
Next-Gen Slutions Mobility
By: Rahul Bagdia, pManifold
Livestock Farming, Food and Climate Change: Is small still beautiful ?
By: Dr Sagari R Ramdas, Food Sovereignty Alliance, India
Is India on track for meeting its Renewable Energy Target?
By: Pratha Jhawar
National air quality trends What we know so far from the last reported NAMP data
By: Anumita Roy Chowdhury
Reinventing the Bus System for Clean Air
By: Sayan
Do you know what you may be breathing?
By: Mukesh Sharma
The Dilemma of Waste-To-Energy An Overview
Trade and its Intereace with Agriculture
By: Shalini Bhutani
Processed food Planned Catastrophe
By: Sachin Kumar Jain
Junk Food - Labelling it Right
By: Amit Khurana, CSE
DAY 1: Feb. 09, 2020
Locust invasion and climate change – a case study from Rajasthan and Gujarat
By: Anil Sharma
Extreme Weather and What it Means for India’s Poor
By: Akshit Sangomla
Key Drivers of Monsoon Craziness
By: Raghu
Demystifying Wds and their links to Climate Change
By: A. P. Dimri
Climate Induced Migration
By: Umi Daniel
Climate Emergency: The human tragedy of migration
By: Binod Khadria
Developing Countries and Climate Negotiations: The Road to Glasgow
By: Kapil Tarun
Note on Anil Agarwal
Anil Agarwal (1947-2002), the founder-director of Centre for Science and Environment

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