Who is the one not playing by the rules - India or the US?
• US complains again to World Trade Organization about India ‘restricting US companies from doing business in India’
• US complains again to World Trade Organization about India ‘restricting US companies from doing business in India’
The Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) (MMDR) Bill 2011 was tabled in Parliament in December, 2011 – it will lapse if not passed
Representatives from South Asian countries came together to discuss issues related to regulating and managing coastal development, protecting coastal habitats and climate change
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Presence of heavy metals in cosmetics – a CSE study release
Bhubaneswar, December 13, 2013
New assessment by Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) finds large number of clearances still being given by the ministry of environment to industrial projects
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), and Bhubaneswar Development Authority invites you to Regional Dialogue on Sustainable (‘green’) Building Bhubaneswar, December 13, 2013 Our aspiration for higher standards of living is accompanied by an ever-increasing gap between energy demand and supply. Plagued with the highest distribution and transmission losses in the world, buildings (domestic and commercial) in India consume an enormous 33 per cent energy.
Only exhibition of its kind during the present CoP. Looks at 20 years of climate change negotiations through a cinematic prism
Hit-and-run vehicle not yet identified
New Delhi, October 24, 2013: The Supreme Court’s recent judgment in the case of chemical additives in soft drinks is opportune, says Centre for Science and Environment (CSE).
It should take the lead in setting terms and conditions for any agreement on HFCs
Says his proposal of bus day and cycle scheme can make a difference only if the rich and powerful get on to public transport
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) and Gujarat Energy Research and Management Institute (GERMI) organized a conference on ‘The Future of Solar Energy in India’ to discuss the critical issues clouding over solar energy development in the country
Policy should move from disease control to prevention, and focus more on water and sanitation, safe food and clean environment