Water shortages and regional droughts have become more pronounced in India. Following below par monsoons in 2015 and the subsequent country wide drought in early 2016, water shortages for coal power generation became acute and several plants were...

After a decade of unprecedented expansion, the amount of coal power capacity under development worldwide saw a dramatic drop in 2016, mainly due to shifting policies and economic conditions in China and India, according to a survey by CoalSwarm’s...

1.2 Million deaths every year due to outdoor Air Pollution in India. 3% GDP lost due to Air Pollution.

The proposal to allow cultivation of the genetically modified (GM) oilseed mustard (Brassica juncea) DMH-11 (also tolerant to the herbicide, glufosinate ammonium) is based on the paradigm that conventional breeding techniques cannot produce...

Millions around the world are dying from polluted air, but as countries get richer they usually clean up their air.

India is facing a coal power bubble that will have serious impacts on existing plant operators as well as the banking/investment sectors.

Severe nuclear accident can happen everywhere. Following the International Atomic Energy Agency's recommendations, nuclear safety is based on "defence in depth" with five independent levels of protection.

This report for the first time evaluates and discloses the severe global impacts that our continuing reliance on coal-fired power is having on the world’s fresh water resources.

New Delhi 24 July 2015 - In response to comments made by Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar regarding air pollution in Delhi, Greenpeace India Clean Air Campaigner Aishwarya Madineni made the following comment:

Correspondence with Office of the Registrar

Letter to society of Registrar

Janet Dalziell, Global HR Director Greenpeace International 15 June 2015: In recent months, ex-staff from Greenpeace India have written to Kumi Naidoo (IED, Greenpeace International) and me to raise concerns about sexual harassment—both...