Laboratory test finds pesticide residues in all cold drinks tested. Just as it had in bottled water six months ago. How hollow are the quality claims of soft drink multinationals? How can Indian consumers be saddled with sub-standard products? How can companies get away with such bad practices?
Results of CSE laboratory study on cooking oils released. Study looks at major brands in the market. Reveals some unpalatable facts about fat
Fuel economy standards for cars a step in the right direction: CSE July 21, 2008
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) comes out in support of Bureau of Energy Efficiency’s initiative to set fuel economy standards and a labeling programme for cars. Demands immediate implementation as rapid increase in car numbers and steady drift towards bigger cars threaten India’s energy security.
Rich Lands Poor People – released in Rajasthan
EPCA decides on action plan for eight critically polluted cities in India February 5, 2009
International transport expert reviews Delhi BRT: February 7, 2009.
CSE's analysis of Automotive Research Association of India's CO2 emissions data points to increased oil guzzling from newer personal cars at a time when oil prices are skyrocketing June 02, 2008
Delhi is reeling under high levels of deadly ozone, says latest CSE analysis May 29, 2009
CSE suggests a leap frog roadmap for combating air pollution in Kolkata
CSE Study finds residues of 6-13 pesticides in blood samples of villagers in Punjab.
JULY 18, 1999 The Greenest Paper Mill in India The Centre for Science and Environment releases the results of its Green Rating Project on the Pulp and Paper Industry
FEBRUARY 13, 1998 UNDP to fund Green Rating of industry The Government of India (GOI) and UNDP have signed the first sub-programme under the UNDP Environment Programme Support document which was signed in September 1997. Green Rating of Indian industry, the project to be implemented by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), will focus on analysis of industry’s environmental performance.