Online Training Course: Strategies to reduce emissions from transport
Dates: September 5-18, 2020
Emissions Monitoring of Brick Kilns
ZIGZAG vs FCBTK
Briefing note for the twenty fourth meeting of the Conference of Parties (CoP)
For the twenty-fourth meeting of the Conference of Parties (CoP) which will take place in Katowice from December 2–14, 2018
Policy Brief: REDD+ Who does it help?
Learnings from Asia and Africa
CSE Seminar on Who Guzzles and Pollutes More: A Report Card on Emissions from Urban Commuting in 14 Cities of India
August 24, 2018
CSE welcomes the much awaited Delhi government notification on approved fuel list
CSE releases India’s first inspection manual for monitoring continuous emissions and effluent quality
CSE releases India’s first inspection manual for monitoring continuous emissions and effluent quality
Indonesia's Coal Power Emission Norms: Lessons from India and China
Coal is the mainstay of the global electricity supply, accounting for nearly 40 percent of the world’s total. Despite recent growth of renewable energy in major economies, coal continues to be the leading contributor due to its wide availability and the competitive price of coal-based electricity generation.
At Kigali climate meet, India announces domestic law to eliminate emissions of HFC-23, a super-greenhouse gas
Date: October 13, 2016:
Odd-even rule is an emergency measure. Treat it as such - CSE tells Delhi CM
Arvind Kejriwal and Sunita Narain discuss issues relevant to Delhi and its air pollution at a public meeting organised by CSE
CSE evaluation of Volkswagen emissions fraud case and current regulations for emissions control from on-road vehicles has exposed India's lack of readiness to deal with compromised emissions performance on roads
Monitoring of emissions from diesel vehicles is particularly weak. If emissions control system in modern diesel vehicles does not work, it can lead to uncontrolled killer emissions of toxic particulates and nitrogen oxides
World's two biggest polluters - the US and China - sign a deal on cutting greenhouse gas emissions
Centre for Science and Environment calls it a self-serving and a business-as-usual deal Says the deal will take the world towards a catastrophic 3°C and beyond temperature increase pathway
Factsheet: The emissions imbalance
In 2007, the US had less than 5 per cent of the global population, but it accounted for 20 per cent of global CO2 emissions. India, with almost 17 per cent of global population, accounted for less than 5 per cent of the emissions. More on who is emitting and how much. Read more