India should not shy away from discussing HFCs under Montreal Protocol, says CSE
It should take the lead in setting terms and conditions for any agreement on HFCs
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
CSE presents action plan, prepared in consultation with experts from across the country, to clean the site
CSE presents action plan, prepared in consultation with experts from across the country, to clean the site
CSE and Bhubaneswar Development Authority organize City Dialogue on Air Quality and Transportation Challenge: An Agenda for Action
Actual impacts can be much more severe – says CSE analysis
The sector needs proper environmental regulations Small hydro power plants (with capacity less than 25 megawatt) have grown at a rapid pace across India. In the last seven years, one plant coming up every week
Organised by Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), New Delhi in association with Uttar Pradesh State Pollution Control Board
A Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) conference on ‘Green Norms for Wind Energy’ discusses the environmental fallouts of wind power development, especially in forest areas in the country
June 11, 2013 Colombo, Sri Lanka Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), New Delhi, India is organising a day-long meeting on 'Conservation of water bodies in Sri Lanka' in Colombo today.
Environmental and social considerations not taken into account