Indian industry is huge. But most environmentalists believe it has done little to reduce pollution, which will only rise as the economy grows. The Centre for Science and Environment has launched a Green Rating Project to assess the industry’s environmenta

Car manufacturer TELCO withdraws the Rs 100 crore suit against environmentalists for writing an article on the increasing dieselisation of vehicles

One person dies every hour in Delhi due to ambient air choked with particles. Diesel exhaust is a major source of fine particles that are the most lethal. Environmental regulators in California and elsewhere are putting the brakes on diesel cars.

There is obviously something wrong with the health of the nation if institutions cannot diagnose the health of the vulture

Physicians, environmentalists and residents of Delhi share a platform to vent their anger over the city s polluted air

TELCO serves a legal notice to CSE. CSE challenges it to go to court

Rajasthan shows interest in the successful watershed missions of Madhya Pradesh

One can already see a thousand mutinies, if not a million. These are mutinies which have a creative protest. They will inevitably increase as the crisis grows and politicians will slowly turn more and more to NGOs and the civil society for answers

Is the Governor of Delhi in a state of shock?

India s economic growth has come at a terrible price. In two decades, while the GDP more than doubled, vehicular pollution increased eight times over and industrial pollution by four times. But policy makers have consistently underscored the cost of death

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