Indian cities may not get another chance to prevent mobility debacle and high cost of congestion and pollution; act now, says CSE
Urban Air Quality Management and Sustainable Mobility for Cities
July 4, 2016
Towards clean air in South Asian cities
For South Asian cities, maintaining urban air quality and protecting its sustainable urban commuting practices are some of the toughest challenges. Many south Asian cities are more fortunate as its strength remains in its huge base of zero-emission non-motorised and sustainable public transport. It just has to recognise and act upon this immense advantage and strength. Towards clean air in South Asian cities: Action and challenges (Read more)
First India-Africa Dialogue and Media Briefing on Air Quality and Mobility
Centre for Science and Environment (India) and MESHA Kenya invite African journalists Nairobi, Kenya February 27, 2015
Concern over poor air quality and traffic congestion in Gurgaon: action must gather momentum to protect public health
Gurgaon, planned as a counter magnet to decongest Delhi, is in grip of deadly pollution and congestion. This has emerged from the collaborative workshop of the Artemis Hospital and Centre for Science and Environment Our City, We Care: Action for Cleaner Air, held in Gurgaon today.
CSE assesses air quality and mobility initiatives in Indian cities
Harish Salve releases book based on the assessment