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Rapid urbanisation has led to deteriorating air quality in our cities. A total of 130 non-attainment cities/million-plus cities and urban agglomerations are implementing clean air action plans under ...

India's power sector is transitioning towards a renewable energy-driven future, fundamentally changing the operational role of coal-based thermal power plants. While coal is increasingly required to ...

नवउदारवादी नीतियों पर सवाल, हिंदी में आई ‘भारत में गरीबी’ किताब से गरीबी, असमानता और विकास मॉडल पर ...

Over 70 per cent of Delhi’s area is persistently heat-stressed, a condition that has been worsened by a shrinking of the city’s green-blue cover. Current actions to contain the crisis are proving to ...

CSE report, "Compressed Biogas: National Blueprint for Upscaling Policy and Practice," highlights the need for strengthening state-level policies in India. Accordingly, this report analyzes ...

State of India’s Environment, India’s most trusted annual survey on environmental issues—grounded in over 34 years of rigorous research and reporting by the Centre for Science and Environment ...

zAll Indian states are significantly climate vulnerable, yet robust data on extreme weather events, which are increasing in frequency and intensity due to climate change, is not available publicly.

New Delhi/Nimli, October 27, 2025: In 2018, about 11 per cent of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions came from the world’s food production systems – its agriculture, its livestock and the pesticides ...

India’s air quality monitoring has grown rapidly, yet vast regions and millions remain in “data shadows” without reliable information on the air they breathe. This report reveals the scale of these ...

THE WORLD changed in more ways than one in 2024. It is the year that marks the beginning of the time of climate change—when each day some part of the world is hit by extreme weather events; when a new ...

New Delhi, September 8, 2025: A sharp increase in heat and humidity levels this summer has led to a significant jump in electricity consumption by Delhi and its people, finds a newanalysis by Centre ...