The time has come for Greenpeace activist and CNN IBN citizen journalist Brikesh Singh to leave his tree-house and return to the city. He tells us about his plans to take the battle to save our forests to the government. As he leaves Brikesh reminds us, "Say no to coal mining and yes to forests". He also leads a cycle rally from the tree-house to an open-cast mine that is vying for more forest land.
Greenpeace activist Brikesh Singh lived in a tree near the Tadoba-Andhari forest for one month and also became a CNN IBN Citizen Journalist during this time.
The telecom sector has revolutionised the way we communicate and share information. Currently there are over 900 Million Indian people who use mobile phones. With this ever increasing number, comes the ever increasing need for energy to power the...
If we continue to fish in an unsustainable manner, it will have far reaching consequences on our economy, on 15 million people who are employed directly or indirectly in the fisheries sector and on ecology. We need change, the oceans need protection.
Drew Barrymore portrays Greenpeace activist Cindy Lowry (called Rachel Kramer in the movie) in the new feature film Big Miracle. At the premiere in Washington DC she talked to us about what she learned about Greenpeace and her respect for our...
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