Warns this can lead to gross underestimation of pollution load from trucks and weaken action
Centre for Science and Environment is organising a three days advance training programme for regulators on ‘Bus Reforms – Policies and Strategies’ in New Delhi from September 28– 30, 2015.
Centre for Science and Environment is organising a three days advance training programme for regulators on ‘Bus Reforms – Policies and Strategies’ in New Delhi from September 28– 30, 2015.
Says it misleads policy action on emissions standards and technology roadmap for CNG and diesel buses in India
Choked roads, polluted air and road injuries are but a few symptoms of the severe and crippling mobility crisis in Delhi. Polluted air snuffs out one life every hour.
July 27– 29, 2015 (For Government Regulators) We are pleased to announce our three-day training programme on ‘Safe Accessibility for Road users’ organised by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) in New Delhi from July 27– 29, 2015.
July 27– 29, 2015 (For Government Regulators) We are pleased to announce our three-day training programme on ‘Safe Accessibility for Road users’ organised by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) in New Delhi from July 27– 29, 2015.
Lutyens’ Delhi and hospitals are high risk zones, says latest CSE analysis
Slams the ministry for trying to confuse and slow down policy action on vehicular pollution and block decisions on old diesel vehicles
The collaborative workshop on Action for Clean Air in Gurgaon: Our City. We Care was a joint initiative of the Artemis Hospital, gurgaon and the New Delhi based Centre for Science and Environment. The city dialogue held on December 23, 2014 in Main Auditorium of Artemis Hospital, Gurgaon, and was attended by nearly 50 participants.
India now needs action to reduce smog
Venue: Jacaranda and Gulmohar Hall, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi Date: March 11 – 12, 2015
CSE releases stunning data from its monitoring of pollution exposure of the aam admi, the common citizens of Delhi while travelling by mass modes -- buses, autos, metro and walk. They breathe unacceptable levels of toxic air
How should Delhi control its galloping air pollution and mobility problems? CSE presents a roadmap for the new government Friday, February 20, 2015 CSE Office, Core 6A, Fourth Floor, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi 2.00 PM