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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February 27, 2021 | Media Resource Centre Environmental crime cases piling up, disposal slow – says annual State of India’s Environment report |
February 26, 2021 | Media Resource Centre INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION: NO RESPITE Quality of air, water and land has worsened in India’s industrial clusters between 2009 and 2018, finds CSE |
February 25, 2021 | Media Resource Centre The pandemic will leave 375 million children with long-lasting health and economic impacts: CSE’s 2021 State of India’s Environment report |
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EIA 2020: Advantage Industry? |
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Online Media Workshop ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (AMR) IN AFRICA: A GROWING SCOURGE |
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DTE Webinar on Reporting on Climate Change |
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DTE Webinar: From Animals to Humans |
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CSE Media Fellowships Programme for the Global South
August- October 2015
CSE Media Fellowships Programme for the Global South
August- October 2015
Understanding environmental issues for better reportage: A media briefing for journalists
Bilaspur (Chhattisgarh), April 9-10, 2015
Media Briefing and Release of Down To Earth Hindi, Ranchi, April-May 2018
DROUGHT DIARIES: A normal monsoon... so what?
A media briefing and knowledge-sharing workshop on drought, climate change and what Indian villages are doing to adapt and mitigate
Can farming be profitable through crop value addition and direct selling?
Let me ask a simple question? Which or what is the biggest business community in India? Give this a careful bit of thinking. Would you be surprised, if I say that it is the farming community? The farmer makes great investments to till the land, to fertilise the soil, to buy seeds and sow crops and then finally harvest the produce. Like a business entrepreneur, the farmer too makes investments, and like an entrepreneur the farmer also hopes to make profits.
CSE Webinar: An environmental agenda for the furture and the learnings from a lockdown
During the pandemic-induced lockdown period, PM 2.5 levels across six major Indian cities – Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad and Bengaluru – dropped a phenomenal 45-88 per cent. The drop in Delhi-NCR was of about 66-79 per cent. However, with the nation opening up in lockdown 4, pollution has started registering a comeback.
Khaana Registaan Ka: Celebrating Food from the desert with Pushpesh Pant
The desert, to many, is a vast, arid wasteland which most of the time, is life-threatening – in fact, the Hindi word marubhoomi or marusthal (deriving from Sanskrit) reminds us of mortality.
We should not disturb the fragile Himalayas anymore
TOILET
A clean toilet is still a distant dream for kids