Economic powerhouse, but pollution potential barely accounted for – CSE puts the spotlight on India’s small and medium-scale industries

How transparent are our pollution control boards?

Fifty per cent of India’s freshwater-based coal-fired power plants surveyed by CSE are failing to meet the 2015 water use standards, says new report

CSE says environment ministry’s latest amendment gives coal-based thermal power stations complete license to pollute

One in every two Indian power plants does not meet the 100% fly ash utilisation target: CSE

Mumbai’s air becoming more foul -- industrial clusters could be a major culprit, says new CSE analysis

West Bengal tops the list of states buying ‘dirty’ coal-based power, says new CSE analysis

The Coal Truth

Strong Logic Behind A 'First-Run' Policy: CSE

65 per cent of coal-fired power plants in India may not meet environmental norms by the deadline year of 2022: CSE

साल 2022 तक 70% कोयला आधारित पावर स्टेशन पर्यावरण मानकों को नहीं कर पाएंगे पूरा – सीएसई स्टडी

70% of coal-fired power stations may not meet environmental norms by 2022 - five years after their extended deadline, finds new CSE study

India has enough limestone to help coal-based thermal power plants meet the new emission norms, says CSE’s new report

CSE strongly condemns the killing of innocent people protesting against pollution caused by Sterlite Industries Limited in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu

First ever conference on Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) in India to help combat air pollution, co-hosted by Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)

CSE releases the first and only comprehensive technical guidance manual on CEMS in India to effectively monitor industrial air-pollution.

Gaps Remain, Despite Odisha

Report finds that there are shortfalls on various fronts, from institutional and administrative issues, to planning and budgetary allocations