Van Saheli | The story of Van amma and the women of Champawat
How far are you willing to go for water and firewood? For us, things are instant,
How far are you willing to go for water and firewood? For us, things are instant,
Brahmaputra is one of the highest and deepest rivers in the world, flowing 1,700 km through Tibet before entering India. It flows east for the majority of its course and then takes a sharp turn down south into India.
On Monday, 20th January 2025, Donald Trump returned to the White House for his second Presidential term. An avid climate denier, Trump’s return signals even greater risk to the developing world.
CSE's Climate Change team to kick off 2025 with a conversation with policy expert Tim Sahay of the Net Zero Industrial Policy Lab at Johns Hopkins University, and co-creator of the Polycrisis newsletter and community.
The Construction and Demolition Waste Management Rules, introduced by the MoEFCC in 2016, establish a regulatory framework for the effective management of C&D waste in India.
In an increasingly climate-risked world, what should be our food like? The fourth book in our First Food series brings you some answers.
The 16 th UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) will kick off in October.
The 16th Conference of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity begins in Colombia next week. Parties are meeting for the first time since the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework was adopted in December 2022 in Montreal, Canada.
International trade isn't just about exchanging goods and services across borders —there's something else that travels with every shipment: / carbon emissions.
Climate finance is going to be the headline issue at the 29th United Nations Conference of Parties (COP 29) on climate change
Access to water is a fundamental human right. But for many, it is still a luxury. Africa’s average basic drinking
In this season 2 of The Green Kitchen, we are exploring the quintessential dal-bhaat, a staple food combination across
In 2023 and 2024, India experienced record-breaking heat, and its health system felt the strain. Several Indian cities witnessed the early arrival of heat waves, which increased in severity and frequency.
This week in The Green Kitchen we explore the mighty jackfruit, also known as Kathal! Join us as we chat with the Jackfruit
June 5th is World Environment Day, when India will have a new government; or a new-old government. Whatever the results, we believe it is time to recommit to an agenda of development, which is inclusive and affordable and so sustainable for all.