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Delhi has a large number of terrace housing colonies, most of which... Read more >
My experience at the Greenpeace renewable energy fair was very... Read more >
I had been excited for days for two reasons: TEDx was being hosted in... Read more >
Photos © Apoorv Tiwary On Sunday May 19, Greenpeace organised a... Read more >
Greenpeace activists put up a caricature in front of the Vidhan Sabha... Read more >
The philanthropy gene inside me has always been feeble. The reason... Read more >
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The Upper Wardha dam in Amravati, Maharashtra is considered to be a... Read more >
Photo © Sudhanshu Malhotra What happens when volunteers become... Read more >
Being touched by the true Spirit of Aloha is a lifelong blessing. Read more >
Morning Bhanu! For years not a single employee of Greenpeace could go... Read more >
A Greenpeace protest is one that sends chills down the spine of many... Read more >
The Rainbow Warrior arrives in Jayapura. The Greenpeace ship is in... Read more >
In the sweltering heat of Delhi and the constant fear of power cuts,... Read more >
Photo © Apoorv Tiwary At Greenpeace, we believe that there's nothing... Read more >
Photo © Apoorv Tiwary It was an event organised by Greenpeace India... Read more >
Energy can neither be created nor be destroyed; it can only be changed... Read more >
I praise cycling and recycling. I think it's very funny to see people... Read more >
Photo © Apoorv Tiwary On the evening of May 5th 2013, in a... Read more >
The Sentani lake with the Cyclops mountain in the background 'The... Read more >
Aggressively setting up solar power systems in Delhi can overcome the... Read more >
Diving to a depth of 65 feet just off the coast of the Andaman and... Read more >
Currently Delhi produces only 0.03% electricity from renewable sources... Read more >
Greenpeace volunteers protest outside the Parliament in 2011 against... Read more >
Greenpeace activists and volunteeers participate in the 'I Heart... Read more >
A watering hole in the Sanjay Dubri Tiger Reserve. © Dhritiman... Read more >
Gaurav, and the 5 activists camped the whole night on the ship, had... Read more >
Five hours later, the situation remains the same. The ship continues... Read more >
It started at 11 in the morning here and about 7 am in India. Its... Read more >
Even as Prime Minister Manmohan Singh last week promised to double... Read more >
Delhi has a large number of terrace housing colonies, most of which are located in gullies or little laneways. My main concern – is someone going to grab me before I reach my house? I often call, or even pretend to be on the phone in...
My experience at the Greenpeace renewable energy fair was very interesting. Everyone needs to be sensitized to such things directly affecting our environment. Delhi is not using renewable energy anywhere and this cause certainly needs...
I had been excited for days for two reasons: TEDx was being hosted in Coimbatore and Greenpeace activist, Brikesh Singh agreed to be a speaker at the event. The stage was set and the speakers were getting ready. I was waiting with...
Photos © Apoorv Tiwary On Sunday May 19, Greenpeace organised a renewable energy community fair called “Switch on the Sun ” at Press Enclave, Saket. The fair is a part of their renewable energy campaign targeted for New Delhi to...
Greenpeace activists put up a caricature in front of the Vidhan Sabha in Delhi, questioning Chief Minister Shiela Dixit's power strategy in April . © Greenpeace/Sudhanshu Malhotra Earlier this year, Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit...
The philanthropy gene inside me has always been feeble. The reason can be attributed to pure slothfulness. On a blazing Sunday afternoon, Greenpeace taught me how the sun's generosity could be harnessed in an environment friendly way...
Kwatisore is a tiny coastal hamlet in Papua, Indonesia, famous for the fragrant bark of Gaharu and Moso’oi trees that grow here. For the people of Kwatisore, the business from the trees is not only their main source of income but also...
The Upper Wardha dam in Amravati, Maharashtra is considered to be a lifeline for surrounding cities and towns. But water resources in the state are quickly sliding away from those who need it the most. Even the water meant to irrigate fields is...
Photo © Sudhanshu Malhotra What happens when volunteers become activists for their city? Meet our activists who were at the forefront of the Renewable Energy Action on Wednesday May 15, outside Power Minister Haroon Yusuf’s...
Being touched by the true Spirit of Aloha is a lifelong blessing. Hawaii is renowned worldwide as one of the top vacation destinations for many reasons. Each of the six most inhabited islands of this archipelago are equally unique in...
Morning Bhanu! For years not a single employee of Greenpeace could go past Bhanu at the reception without having a quick word with her. She would ensure you start your day with a great smile and in return I took her presence so much...
A Greenpeace protest is one that sends chills down the spine of many bureaucrats and politicians, especially when they are being targeted. And taking part in one such action is every campaigners "D" day. It's the day when your campaign...
The Rainbow Warrior arrives in Jayapura. The Greenpeace ship is in Indonesia to document one of the world’s most biodiverse, and threatened, environments. Rainbow Warrior III, Greenpeace’s iconic campaigning ship has traveled...
In the sweltering heat of Delhi and the constant fear of power cuts, Greenpeace activists took a powerful message to the Delhi Power Minister Haroon Yusuf on the morning of May 15. In a peaceful protest, they wheeled in a set of solar panels in...
Photo © Apoorv Tiwary At Greenpeace, we believe that there's nothing more important than a well-informed public. We also believe that everyone is morally responsible for creating an environment that is sustainable, green and...
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