Work Overview
Centre for Science and Environment’s bonds with media – journalists, news and feature publications, media houses etc – go back almost to the days of its infancy. CSE’s founder-director, the late Anil Agarwal, himself a journalist, well appreciated the role that media could play in carrying CSE’s voice and message to the world outside. From that appreciation has emerged an enduring relationship over the years, sustained by a belief and understanding that media is one of the key ‘multiplier’ communities which support CSE’s work. We believe that the mass media can help in analysing the linkages between environment and development, spark debates on crucial issues, and lead to positive change.
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| April 09, 2024 | Food and Toxins AMR a ‘silent’ pandemic: prevention is the best bet against it for low- and middle-income countries like India |
| March 12, 2024 | Down To Earth Eating right in a climate-risked world |
| March 08, 2024 | Down To Earth India’s women-led Self-Help Groups are emerging as the world’s biggest microfinance project |
| March 01, 2024 | Anil Agarwal Dialogue Plastics in our clothes is becoming a new challenge for waste managers, say speakers at CSE’s Anil Agarwal Dialogue |
| February 29, 2024 | Anil Agarwal Dialogue Himalayas in dire straits, one or more ‘tipping points’ already crossed, leading to faster and irreversible changes in the region’s climate system: State of India’s Environment 2024 report |
| February 28, 2024 | Anil Agarwal Dialogue 2023 breaks global warming records |
| February 28, 2024 | Industry CSE’s new assessment identifies main causes of air pollution in Alwar |
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